How come Nabble doesn't sort any more?

[Barry]

I usually read the archives via nabble due to the sheer volume of unrealted posts.  One of its nice features is the subcategorization.  However, in the last month or two, the vast majority of posts stay in the top category, rather than being sorted ionto K3, P3, etc.  Anyone know why?  Any alternatives to Nabble for better noise reduction?
Barry W2UP

[Mike Reublin]

Barry,

Any e-mail program has the ability to sort posts into folders via rules you set up. You might run into the same issue tho, if folks don't use the proper words in the subject. I fervently dislike web interfaces.  . ..

73, Mike NF4L

On Nov 11, 2012, at 8:43 AM, Barry <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I usually read the archives via nabble due to the sheer volume of unrelated
> posts.  One of its nice features is the subcategorization.  However, in the
> last month or two, the vast majority of posts stay in the top category,
> rather than being sorted ionto K3, P3, etc.  Anyone know why?  Any
> alternatives to Nabble for better noise reduction?
> Barry W2UP
>
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[Barry]

Mike,
There are plenty of posts with K3 in the title that remain in the main category, rather than going into the [K3] subcategory, for example.  I prefer reading this list on the web, rather than downloading and filtering each email, due to the sheer volume of posts that aren't relevant to my interests.  
Barry W2UP

Mike-14-3 wrote

Barry,

Any e-mail program has the ability to sort posts into folders via rules you set up. You might run into the same issue tho, if folks don't use the proper words in the subject. I fervently dislike web interfaces.  . ..

73, Mike NF4L

On Nov 11, 2012, at 8:43 AM, Barry <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I usually read the archives via nabble due to the sheer volume of unrelated
> posts.  One of its nice features is the subcategorization.  However, in the
> last month or two, the vast majority of posts stay in the top category,
> rather than being sorted ionto K3, P3, etc.  Anyone know why?  Any
> alternatives to Nabble for better noise reduction?
> Barry W2UP
>
>
>
> --
> View this message in context: http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/How-come-Nabble-doesn-t-sort-any-more-tp7565460.html
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