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Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> writes:

> I saw the light tonight.. and I had to hold until today.. How do you
> insert groups alphabetically into a list that isn't sorted
> alphabetically?

Well, it's difficult.  :-)  Gnus will assume that the articles are
sorted alphabetically, so using `gnus-subscribe-alphabetically' on a
non-sorted group list will insert groups in a semi-random fashion.

> My *Group* buffer is a mess from a sorting point of
> view.. Howabaout adding a topic 'New groups'??

This is on the Red Gnus todo list.

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