> In article <MYv3y4hbPaFW092yn@xs4all.nl>,
> BenGrimm@xs4all.nl (Ben C. O. Grimm - Libertatis Praesidium NL -) wrote:
> > At this moment, the score files are processed when you enter a
> > newsgroup. This will happen every time you enter a newsgroup,
> > even if you have entered the group a dozen times before. This
> > takes up time and resources, and can be done more efficiently on
> > import.
> One advantage of the existing handling of score files is that the
> user can CHANGE the score file and then exit Yarn. Upon starting
> Yarn and entering the newsgroup again, the NEW score file will be
> applied. If score files were only processed at 'import', the
> effect of new/changed rules would not be applied to articles
> already in the database.
I understand that. But is that 'Typical User Behavior'? I
should emphasize that I start any import with a clean news base.
I run a full expire every time I'm done reading a news batch.
This is probably not 'TUB'.
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