prohibiting Gnus from striping `(...)' in summary buffer

prohibiting Gnus from striping `(...)' in summary buffer

[Patrick Drechsler]

Hi,

is there a way to refrain Gnus from deleting `(...)' in the
summary buffer for certain groups only? 

Normally this indicates a change of subject so striping that part
is OK. But some of my lists include the date of the message (or
other relevant information) in the subject as in:

:O ( 5)+>  [BIOMCH-L] Literature Update (Oct 7, 2004)                 [  8k | Young-Hui Chang       |Okt 07 
:O (  )+  ╰─►                                                         <  8k | Young-Hui Chang       |Okt 14 
:O (  )+    ╰─►                                                       <  6k | Young-Hui Chang       |Okt 21 
:O (  )+      ╰─►                                                     < 13k | Young-Hui Chang       |Okt 28 
:! (  )+        ╰─►                                                   < 10k | Young-Hui Chang       |Don 18:53 

I couldn't find anything in the manual -- probably using the
wrong keywords for searching...

Thankful for any pointers

Patrick
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Re: prohibiting Gnus from striping `(...)' in summary buffer

[Reiner Steib]

On Sat, Nov 06 2004, Patrick Drechsler wrote:

> is there a way to refrain Gnus from deleting `(...)' in the
> summary buffer for certain groups only? 
>
> Normally this indicates a change of subject so striping that part
> is OK. 

By default, Gnus doesn't strip `(...)' from subjects in the summary.
Deleting of "(was: old subject)" is done on replying and the user must
confirm it.

> But some of my lists include the date of the message (or other
> relevant information) in the subject as in:

Maybe you have configured some overeager list identifiers (see `C-h v
gnus-list-identifiers RET'.

Bye, Reiner.
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