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> On a related note...I'd like to add that it would be real helpful to
> those of us who dislike bothering the mountaintop source gurus if the
> mailing lists were archived in such a way as to be threaded and
> readable by date. That way we could peruse entire threads of
> discussion. 

I'm using VM (ViewMail) for my mail reader (an Emacs package) and it
threads mail on the fly for me.  It's quite nice, and highly
recommended.


Nate