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Sean Onion wrote: > Thanks Jon and Todd. Apologies to Bill, I meant no offense. These > days, hard to tell what's what from sheer quantity. Glad to know > about the X-Loop field. I'll check out the links in Bills email, glad > I caught it. Thanks all. No problem, Sean. Happens all the time! ;-) > Jon Southwood wrote: > >> As to the specific messages in question: Bill Fox is a long-time >> member of this list who happens to run a radio show called "Galactic >> Travels." He sends the playlists for his shows after they broadcast >> for (what seems to me) two primary reasons: 1) Much of the music that >> he plays is loop-related and therefore apropos this list and 2) He >> often programs the music of members of this list, which then allows >> the lismembers to see their collegues' names in lights, as it were. > Thanks, Jon. Speaking of loops on my show, next week's Vinyl Starter, instead of being a dinosaur disk, will be new vinyl from Fear Falls Burning, the alter ego of vidnaObmana. I think that you will clearly hear some serious looping going on. >> On 12/6/06, *Sean Onion* <sean@zwieble.com <mailto:sean@zwieble.com>> >> wrote: >> The mystery messages have the subject "Galactic Travels Playlist >> #504 for November 23, 2006" and were sent from Bill Fox. >> >> To clarify, I don't have a problem with my filters, just the >> format of >> the original message header. Come to think of it, it's kind of a >> blessing. The message was obviously advertising and >> "undisclosed-recipients" indicates to me that it was sent by an >> email >> blaster. I only want to see conversations on a mailing list, so I >> guess this works to my advantage. >> Thanks for your help Todd, >> Sean > Perhaps some of the problem with the messages I send is because (1) Loopers Delight is in my address book's list called "EM Playlist Distribution." (2) I send playlists to the "EM Playlist Distribution" list as blind copies (Bcc:) in order to preserve individuals' identities, which means that Loopers is not in the To: field. Thunderbird ought to help you filter stuff well enough for the results you desire. To aid that, I *always* format the Subject: field of my playlists to allow filtering in case a Loopers member wants to can my stuff. The Subject: field ALWAYS starts out: "Galactic Travels Playlist for" with the rest varying according to the date and show number. Plus, there should be plenty of non-changing content in the playlists to help you filter them out. Cheers, Bill