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"Brent B. Powers" <powers@ml.com> writes:

> I'm noticing that people are getting very fond of the Organization
> header.  How much pain would it take to score on it without affecting
> performance like Header would?

It'd be very painful if you have xover currently, since your nntp server
won't have that information and would have to go looking through all of
the files.

NOV databases and xover are great for speed, but that performance comes
at the price of not indexing all of the headers.

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