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"H. V\dis\dnen" <hvaisane@joyds1.joensuu.fi> writes:

> '^' or 'A r' will get the parent article whether it is killed or not.
> Since I do not want to see articles that I have killed (that's why I
> kill them :-), is it possible to make gnus at least warn me "The
> parent has been killed. Do you still want to see it?"

Uhm -- no, I don't think so.  You could hack up
`gnus-summary-refer-article' to do that, though.

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