Change of Subject -=- was -=- RE: Fwd: qing hao

October 13, 2003

I agree the subject line needs changing to reflect the content. I was going

to say this myself as I was the individual who kicked off the qinghao

thread, but did not wish to presume to tell others how to go on, on a list

that has been running for some time. Well, time for bashfulness is over.

I'd also like to say would it be possible to shorten the Subject

pre-header to something like so the rest of the

thread can be read from the Inbox, instead of having to open each mail to

see what the subject line says.

If you go to the CHA home page and select Management from the LHS menu then

go to Description, I think you'll be able to edit the [ content ]

Cheers,

Sammy.

13 October 2003 01:07

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Fwd: qing hao

All,

Please take note of the following request. It does reiterate my oft-stated

group policy for listing of topics. If CHA is to be used for efficient

research, then we must try and comply with this.

thanks.

Hi

A short while back on the e-mail discussion group there

was some actual discussion about the herb qing hao. Since then the

discussion has gone into other issues, still under the name of qing hao.

I have a particular interest in this herb as my sister has just been

diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma. As you may have gathered from that

thread, the herb is used in TCM for cancer treatment.

Would you please ask the fellows who are carrying on the discussion about

other issues to correctly state their topic while discussing. It has long

since passed the topic of qing hao.

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