[Air-L] Streamlining AoIR lists?

[Alla Rybina]

Hi Gillian,

I believe it is easy to do so within your email program/browser by creating
different folders and sorting out incoming Air-emails by keywords, gir
instanse.

You could also apply different rules,  labels and filters according your
personal preferences.

Alla R.

On 17:43, Mon, Sep 17, 2018 Gillian Bolsover <gillian.bolsover at oii.ox.ac.uk>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm wondering whether others would support separated AoIR lists for (1)
> job adverts, (2) calls for submissions (papers, conferences, special
> issues etc.) and (3) all other business.
>
> Much of what goes out on this list is job adverts, which was great when
> I was on the job market, but personally, given how active this list is,
> I'd love to be able to opt in or out of these categories of materials
> more selectively. I'd be interested to hear how much support there was
> from other members for this idea.
>
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