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quoth the Doug Van Allen:
> Everytime I try to answer someones question or respond to someone in
> my thread, it doesn't go under the original.  Instead it is crated as
> a new seperate thread.  I read some FAQ about it and all I could have
> been doing wrong was not adding RE in the subject.  I have been doing
> that anyways.

I think it is dependant on your mailer software. Personally I use kmail, which 
has an option for mailing lists - to respond to the mailing list by default 
rather than the original poster.

Have a look at the options in your mailer and see if there isn't something 
similar.
-d
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