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[Radio Amateur N5GE]

On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 02:40:02 -0700 (PDT), "Julian, G4ILO"
<julian.g4ilo at gmail.com> wrote:

>
>
>Larry - K2GN wrote:
>> 
>> There's been too many messages through here in the week with people
>> voicing their pleasure and dis-pleasure with the K3, 
>> The size, the layout, etc. etc.. I'm tried of the pickering and comparing! 
>> Can't we just talk K3s, how we use this that or the other options so us
>> newbie's can learn.
>> It's obvious that there are some very astute gentlemen here, that have (or
>> have had) a lot of different radios to compare.
>> I brought a K3 to enhance my station, not to spend hours reading non
>> relevant opinions of others.
>> 
>
>Hello Larry.
>
>I suppose I should feel a little guilty about this, but surely people giving
>their opinion on how much they like or dislike aspects of how the K3 works
>*is* Elecraft-related? After you have spent more time using your K3 it's
>quite possible that you too will have some thoughts about it you'd like to
>share. 
>
>I do, however, understand how you may dislike your mailbox filling up with
>messages you have no interest in reading, which is why I long ago turned off
>direct email from the reflector and use Nabble:
>http://n2.nabble.com/Elecraft-f365791.html . Why don't you try it?
>
[snip]

I use a mail program named Agent for all of my email and newsgroup
activity.  It has a very good filtering system that allows me to
filter certain emails based on keywords found in the headers and
addresses of emails.  It's very easy to filter out the long winded off
and on topic discussions that occur from time to time in lists and
news groups.

For example the filter for this topic will become "subject: {this
list}" soon after I send this email.  Filters can be designed to
either highlight or delete messages, depending on your preference.

I read what interests me rather than wading through discussions that I
consider of no value or interest to me.

73,

Tom, N5GE

n5ge at n5ge.com
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