[Groop] 2007 Top Postings

[John T]

That is how I do it also. When I send a private e-mail I'll add something
like [Not a Groop e-mail]. (just to groop members) Hopefully the person will
respond to me alone.

Also I just picked a good run of Groo (all under 100) so sent me your want
lists.


John P. Torregrossa
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Providence, RI 02908-0184
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*-----Original Message-----
*From: groop-bounces at groo.com [mailto:groop-bounces at groo.com] On Behalf Of
*CharlesK at mchsi.com
*Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 9:40 AM
*To: The Groop
*Cc: Philippe Bruhat (BooK)
*Subject: Re: [Groop] 2007 Top Postings
*
*Actually I use MS Outlook (for good, bad, or indifferent), so I have a rule
*that
*looks for [Groop] and puts them into a Groo folder UNLESS it's only sent to
*me,
*in which case it stays in my Inbox.  I guess I'm just a little lazy that
*way to
*separate them.
*
*
*----------------------  Original Message:  ---------------------
*
*> On Fri, Jan 04, 2008 at 03:01:57PM -0500, John T wrote:
*> > This is an example. Charles responded to me personally. Not the Groop.
*That
*> > may skew the postings. I won't delete his e-mail, however, if had
*replied to
*> > both me and the Groop, I would have deleted one them.
*> >
*>
*> One way to make sure that you count only the postings to the list, is
*> to select the emails based on the List-Id header, which is the following
*> only for emails sent to the list:
*>
*>     List-Id: The Groo Discussion List <groop.groo.com>
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