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Specifically note the request "Use sensible and concise email subject headings". On our high-traffic lists, especially ooo-dev, we encourage the use of email subject tags that indicate the topic of your post. Consistent use of such tags makes it more likely that your post will be read by subscribers most interested in that topic. It also faciliates sorting and filtering by email inbox rules.
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