On 2024-01-15 23:23, Lawrence Velázquez wrote:
> I agree.  What I meant to refer to (but didn't make clear, my bad)
> was changing the subject when the topic is NOT new.  Ray has done
> that several times in this thread, but Bart is surely correct about
> this being Thunderbird's fault.  (The possibility didn't occur to
> me.)
Years ago I was unaware it was an issue, then I did it knowingly once or 
twice but got slapped down for it, but it's been a very long time since 
I did anything like touch the Subject line in any way.  I don't know 
anything about how threading works but if there's something I should 
keep an eye on I will.  BTW there's a perhaps related issue: I almost 
always get two  copies of every post, one will have the option of 'reply 
to list' the other: 'reply to all'. I'm in the habit of automatically 
deleting the second -- which, now that I think about it tend to come 
first.  I'd prefer to only get one copy.  Also, if I reply to the one 
instead of the other, something changes but honestly I haven't bothered 
to pay any attention.
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