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Subject: Re: Feature bleah
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Wesley.Hardaker@sphys.unil.ch writes:

>   - It would be nice to be able to quickly reduce a subject or author
>     permanently in a global score file.  The problem with the 'I' and
>     'L' concepts is that they are local to a particular newsgroup.
>     When I run across the 'cash fast now' type posts I want to bomb
>     the guy from hell in my score files but in all my groups.  A quick
>     'L S' or 'L A' doesn't work, as it only blocks the current group.
>     It would be cool if it was possible to redirect the score to a
>     (the) global score file instead?  It would probably require an
>     extra question at the end of the regular 4 key sequence (last
>     being temp/perm) for something like 'local/global' etc...

You can change the score file with `V c' before entering scores.  You
can also use the new home score file thingie to get more control over
where new score entries are to go...

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