[ut3] linux client

[Sir Brizz]

The problem is, I like to group by date and you can't group by date and 
view conversations in threads.

On 4/28/09 5:13 PM, Ryan Lewon wrote:
> Yes, Yes it does.
>
> On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Kevin Podbielniak 
> <k.podbielniak at gmail.com <mailto:k.podbielniak at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     I haven't touched thunderbird in a while, but doesn't thunderbird
>     have an email threading option?
>
>     --k
>
>
>
>     On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 6:54 PM, Sir Brizz <sir.brizz at gmail.com
>     <mailto:sir.brizz at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>         I prefer emails at the top, mostly because emails tend to be
>         quite a bit more lengthy than things like forum posts.
>
>         It's really hard to say though. I just find that, unless
>         you're responding to specific points, since emails are not
>         typically in list view in an email program, it makes more
>         sense to have what you want to say at the top.
>
>         What I mean by that is, often email clients will include
>         everything everyone before you said as opposed to just the
>         person you are responding to. Additionally, you click to view
>         each response instead of scrolling through/paging them. I
>         personally wish there was a Thunderbird extension or something
>         to make the whole experience more Gmail like, because I find
>         that their conversation sorting/viewing process is a much more
>         consistent and smooth flow.... but oh well :)
>
>         On 4/28/09 2:26 PM, Ryan F. Barton wrote:
>
>             It's cool, it doesn't bother me that much. Maybe it should
>             be established for this mailing list, that when replying,
>             reply to the top. Sometimes it gets odd, having to catch
>             up by reading top, then bottom, and then middle.
>
>             Josh wrote:
>
>                 That is an entirely different flame war there. I've
>                 seen this pop up on just about every mailing list I'm
>                 on and it always ends up split about 50/50.
>
>                 It's a personal preference and if it seriously bothers
>                 you that much maybe you need to get a job at the FCC
>                 and try to get it banned. You would fit in fine with
>                 those folks.
>
>                 Ryan F. Barton wrote:
>
>                     Thunderbird also defaults to the bottom of the
>                     message when replying. this is a standard based on
>                     forums and mailing lists alike. Its weird how
>                     people will change this setting or scroll to the
>                     top and make room for their reply there.
>
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