Subject: in point of, concerning, about

From: Nancy McGough <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 14:52:45 -0400 (EDT)

When a message arrives in either the inbox or the current folder, Pine
displays a status message that says something lie:

 [New mail! From NAME concerning SUBJECT]
 [Mail saved to folder "FOLDER-NAME" From NAME in point of SUBJECT]
                         
What I'm wondering is what is the logic behind the use of the words

 concerning
 in point of
 about
 etc.

And why do you need to distinguish between "New mail!" and "Mail
saved..." For someone who uses procmail (like me), a lot of the time
that I get the "Mail saved..." message it is in fact for *new* mail.
It seems to me that they should all use the same wording. My
suggestion is to use something like this:

 [Msg saved to FOLDER-NAME From NAME about SUBJECT]

For example:

 [Msg saved to in-pine-info From Nancy McGough about in point of, concerning, about]

Another Example:

 [Msg saved to INBOX From Spammer about Make Money]

Just some suggestions....
Nancy

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