+1
i use a normal email-client in the office that sorts nginx-ml-mails (and any other ml i'm subscribed
to) into folders, but when i'm abroad or in a client's office i'm usually use a webmail-client, and skimming
over my mails is much easier with an [nginx]; a mail-subject like "Debian Package" could also
be from a customer,, while "[nginx] Debian Package" would kinda be ignored. or something like
" bug?"
inb4 server-based-filters: not always an option in a company-environment or with hosted mails.
what's comfortable for alice is not always fine for bob.
my 2 cent
regards,
mex
i use a normal email-client in the office that sorts nginx-ml-mails (and any other ml i'm subscribed
to) into folders, but when i'm abroad or in a client's office i'm usually use a webmail-client, and skimming
over my mails is much easier with an [nginx]; a mail-subject like "Debian Package" could also
be from a customer,, while "[nginx] Debian Package" would kinda be ignored. or something like
" bug?"
inb4 server-based-filters: not always an option in a company-environment or with hosted mails.
what's comfortable for alice is not always fine for bob.
my 2 cent
regards,
mex