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From: smoot@roger-rabbit.Berkeley.EDU (Stephen [Steve] R. Smoot)
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Subject: show -annotate (?)
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Date: 13 Apr 91 00:02:54 GMT
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I just discovered repl -annotate to mark messages as replied to.
Is there a particular reason for no show -annotate to make them as having 
been read? 

I guess the obvious reason is to make show more efficient.  Is there actually a
better one (like a philosophical justification)?

And yes I know, I could write my own showproc which does it.  I just don't want
to.

-s