Re: How to set news followup string?

Re: How to set news followup string?

[Vox]

Silly "A. L. Meyers" <nospam.look@replyto.because.this.is.invalid> becomes daring and writes:

> How does one do this with gnus, please?

  Your question reminded me that I had the same question, so I went
  hunting on google...after about 30 mins, I found this:

(setq message-citation-line-function 'my-citation-line) ; Change the citation line..keep the "writes:" or "wrote:" so cite-hiding toggle works
(defun my-citation-line ()
    (insert "\nSilly " 
            (mail-header-from message-reply-headers) 
	    " becomes daring and writes:\n\n"))

  Hope this helps

  Vox

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Re: How to set news followup string?

[punkind]

A. L. Meyers has contributed this to humanity's knowledge database:

> Very kind of you, punkind.  Got tc.el and installed it.  Have customised
> the variable tc-make-attribution to tc-fancy-attribution.  So far, so
> good.
> 
> Now what?  If e. g. the string should read something like:
> 
> $author has contributed this to humanity's knowledge database:
> 
> how can one customise the tc-fancy-attribution accordingly?

simplest thing to do: same attribution line for all ng's. just diddle
tc.el like:

,----
| (defun tc-simple-attributor (date name)
|   "A simple attribution function suitable as default for
|   tc-groups-functions."
|   (concat name " has contributed this to humanity's knowledge database:"))
`----

seems to work!

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