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>>>>> "JW" == Joe Wells <jbw@cs.bu.edu> writes:

JW> 4.  What does the name "eething" mean?  Why "ee"?

When I try to pronounce `nneething' is sounds just like `anything'.

JW> 12. nnmail-split-it adds "\\<" and "\\>" around the patterns the user
JW>     supplies in nnmail-split-fancy.  This breaks any patterns which don't
JW>     begin and end at word boundaries.  This is undocumented.  

No, it is documented in the section about fancy mail splitting:

Gnus>   In these splits, FIELD must match a complete field name.  VALUE must
Gnus> match a complete word according to the fundamental mode syntax table.
Gnus> You can use `.*' in the regexps to match partial field names or words.

JW>     It would be nice if this was optional.

I think `.*' is easy enough to add the few places it is needed.

JW> 13. "*" has word syntax in the article buffer.  

It has symbol syntax in Gnus 5.2.

JW> 15. A bug in nnmail-split it: "\\>\\)" should be "\\)\\>".

I don't see how that can make a difference.

JW> 16. Editing a SCORE file directly doesn't get noticed.  What does one have
JW>     to do to get the changes noticed by Gnus?

gnus-score-flush-cache