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Subject: Re: Topics screwed up ! How do I reset ?
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Colin Rafferty <craffert@spspme.ml.com> writes:

> Seriously, I have groups in multiple topics, and would like to just
> trash everything and start from scratch.
> 
> Is this as simple as quitting gnus, deleting `gnus-topic-alist' and
> `gnus-topic-topology' from .newsrc.eld, quitting emacs, and restarting?
> 
> Please tell me "yes".

"Yes."

There should probably be a command to do this for you.  I've now added
this to the todo list.

-- 
  "Yes.  The journey through the human heart 
     would have to wait until some other time."