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Subject: [ROOTS-L] subject listing


When opening a Rootsweb Digest message, if the index at the top  
doesn't match anything I'm interested in, I'm afraid I stop right  
there.  I'm probably not the only one who resorts to doing this; It's  
just a  matter of survival, what with the hundreds of emails, many  
quite lengthy,  received daily.  In order to get the best results  
from an email, It would probably be more productive to list the  
surname or other relevant subject matter folks are researching in the  
subject box .  "Help needed", etc. will probably not get the  
attention your email deserves.  Lengthy subjects will be cut off,  
showing only the first few words.  Hope this helps.

  Best wishes for successful searches.