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Andy (Flognat) Eskilsson <mpt95aes@pt.hk-r.se> writes:

> Yes I know that I am booring, but I still want to specify by myself
> how I would like to fold my groups, not only by news-hierarchy, but by
> mail/programming(alt.python, comp.lang.c++)/sounds/fun(comp.fun,
> alt.suburban.legends) and so on.

Yes.  I was just giving an example of how one might use it; I did not
mean to imply that a hierarchical gnus-topic should have to mimic the
usenet hierarchy.

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