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E-mail News' Boring Subject Lines
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Big subject lines
1/2/2002 9:20:43 PM
Posted By: Paulo Eduardo Neves

I' d like to hear some opinions about this. Tidbits have a lot of subjects in each email. What would be the appropriate subject line in an e-mail? The best solution would be to manually write each subject, something like "Legislation, ads in Times, Euro and more"

The problem is to do it automacally. Any Ideas?
Yahoo is the WORST!
12/28/2001 3:24:51 PM
Posted By: Jill E. Vaile

Hi Steve:
I have, of late, also subjected myself to possible inundation by these ALERTS. In my experience, I have found CNN to be responsible and effective, but the YAHOO just keeps loading my mailbox with unimportant (in my opinion!) and bandwidth-wasting alerts.....

fwiw...

Happy New Year!
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