Beartooth SenectoFlatuloid schrieb:
> Maybe it can; I have never gotten my mind around the intricacies of rules,
> scores, and other such things too fierce to mention. But I can plonk a
> writer; can I do the opposite?
>
> Example: I look into dc.general from time to time, and invariably delete
> 99 44/100 % of it unread. I could make a list, almost off the top of my
> head, of half a dozen or so posters there, whitelist them all, delete
> everything else in that group [...]
If I understand the scoring syntax correctly, you might do the following
(everything behind % signs is a comment)
% We want this to apply only to the group dc.general
[dc.general]
% Ignore basically everything. That means assign a score of
% -9999 to postings that match the regex *
Score: -9999
Subject: *
% However, there are some persons you'd like to read.
% I assign their postings a normal score and, by using the
% = operator, make sure the score stays that way.
% By using a double colon, I make this rule valid for
% all the following conditions (i.e. I don't have to
% write the rule again for each poster).
Score:: =0
From: Guy U. Wannaread
From: A. Nother Goodauthor
From: Beartooth SenectoFlatuloid
Be aware, however, that this is untested! But I hope that helps...
Jürgen
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