Just to butt in with something that might be worth considering:
I use RocketMail (http://www.rocketmail.com) for my "public face" in the
email world with exactly the setup that Eric describes (filtering to
different mailboxes with spam filtering added) ... works a treat,
although a web-based email client tends to give a slower response time
when loading/replying to emails, and also you need to be online.
My solution to the "need to be online" problem is that I forward those
emails that I need to read in detail to my private (local) account ...
this way I am able to cope with the 400 emails that I receive a day.
Brad
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---Eric Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Roger Hockney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I agree with Tom, overloading my mail system with unwanted threads is
> > more of a problem than spam ever has been.
>
> Any halfway-decent MUA should be able to both sort your email so that
> your mailing lists end up in separate mailboxes, and show them to you
> in threaded form. Spam is much more of a problem than unwanted threads
> have ever been.
>
> IMNSHO, newsgroups really suck. This mailing list has too many off-topic
> posts, but nowhere near as many as the typical newsgroup.
>
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