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"Robin S. Socha" <robin@socha.net> writes:

> Subject says all - I'd find this feature useful (I have a Topic with a
> lot of lists I only cursory read and often mass-catchup, so a
> one-keystroke solution would be welcome).

Hit `# c' on the topic.

ShengHuo