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Subject: Re: FAQ Buttons on Newsreaders
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John Griffith <griffith@sfs.nphil.uni-tuebingen.de> writes:

>     LMI> So Gnus should sniff that post to find the Subjects for the FAQs in
>     LMI> the groups and then be able to get the FAQ posting for the group?
>     LMI> *perspire*.  Let's see...  Fetch all headers from news.answers, find
>     LMI> article, go through article, fetch all headers from current group,
>     LMI> find the matching subject, fetch article.  *perspire*.
> 
> But you could keep a cache so you don't have to do this the next time.

I didn't mean that it was much work for Gnus -- just lots of typing
for me.  :-)

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