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

JW> Hi, folks,

JW> Here are some miscellaneous Gnus questions:

JW> 3. How do I arrange for articles to be marked as expirable from a score
JW>    file without affecting the treatment of articles by ordinary reading?

You can't.

JW> 4. [ ... ] The way I envision this happening is that a score file
JW>    entry would match the "from" field for this person and then add a new
JW>    SCORE file entry for the "message-id" field of the current article.
JW>    [ ... ]

Use `L f' to lower the score of followups to a specific author.