Why is it that the time is set by the sender of email
anyway? It really annoys me when I find that a dozen or
so spam have slipped through my spam filter from 1905...
It depends on how you've setup your mail reader. I generally
trust the date set by the sender, because it is a mroe
accurate reflection of a chronological discussion (the
receive date for my mail would be all bulked together as I
grab a chunk using fetchmail).
However for my filtered folder or main inbox I use the
received-date, so new mail always goes to the end, even if
it says it's from the dark ages.
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