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Kai Grossjohann <grossjoh@ls6.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> writes:

> I have begun to brew soups.  While this is rather nice, I do have one
> minor problem.  When brewing a soup, Gnus by default marks all souped
> articles as read.  I would like to have control over the articles that
> will be deleted, however (often I want to keep souped articles), and
> as I use total-expire, marking them as read is not quite what I want.

Well, they will probably be read, so marking them as such is probably
the most sensible thing.

> I have therefore set gnus-souped-mark to ?\? (dormant) which works
> rather nicely, mostly.  However, I have found out that I have to
> retrieve all of a group in order to see the dormant articles. 

`/ D' will display all dormant articles in the current group.

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