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From: norman@oclsc.org (Norman Wilson)
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John Cowan:

  Very much +1.  Part of the trouble is that Gmail and similar clients don't
  routinely show you the Subject: line to make it easy to edit it; you have
  to take affirmative action when you want to change the subject matter.

====

Perhaps we should take a leaf from 1980s Rob Pike, and
just automatically change every message to be

Subject: The content of this message

(There is an actual story behind that, but I'll leave it
to Rob to tell.)

Norman Wilson
Toronto ON