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Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

> - capturing messages when they are accepted, moved, or replaced.  This
>   is what I saw in the ifile-gnus.el code - is it sufficient to trap
>   those three article events to track an article as it moves around?
>   What functions should I advise?  Examples would be greatly
>   appreciated; the ifile-gnus.el example is only applicable to nnml
>   unfortunately.

I think a more recent version of ifile-gnus supports more backends.
But I haven't looked at the code.

Maybe it would be a good idea to put some hooks into Gnus.
-- 
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