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

> Uhm reading the docs now reveals the variable
> gnus-subscribe-hierarchical-interactive, but it still feels like if I
> want warm or cold or with milk coffee, and if I want sugar in it.. 
> 
> Maybe should split it up in subscribe-newsgroup-method and a
> subscribe-newsgroup-order??

I agree.  I've now added this to the todo list.

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