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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Simon Josefsson wrote:

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> Right.  Should this change?  It wouldn't be difficult to add a backend
> interface to update group parameters, group levels etc.

Yes. Imagine the ability to connect from a Gnus on any machine in the
world to your IMAP host... and have it remember all your settings. :)

More importantly to me, though, the ability to have a self contained
NNML setup would be good -- and the group parameters are part of that
setup.

        Daniel

-- 
> What should I look for in a good bird bath?
And in response, thus spake the Oracle:
} In a good bird bath? I'd expect to find birds.
} In a bad bird bath, tarantulas.