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Hi !
True enough - so don't put any important information into the subject. Just
use something standard like "Re: your mail" or use the output of M-x spook if
you are feeling mischievous.
Well that deprives me of the advantages of having a Subject: line.
(i.e. meaningful listing in email client, sorting and searching,...)
It cant be that the answer to this is "Dont use it." ?
We have Comment: and Hash: lines inside the PGP markers, why cant we
have Subject: ?
I think this is a shortcoming of PGP email encryption and should be
fixed, dont you ?
Cheers,
Karl
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