notmuch emacs interface

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+From: Paul R <paul.r.ml@gmail.com>\r
+To: notmuch@notmuchmail.org\r
+Subject: notmuch emacs interface\r
+Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:07:18 +0200\r
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+Hello,\r
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+following the activity on this list, I've seen a recent effort toward\r
+improving the behaviour of the Emacs frontend to notmuch, which is\r
+a really nice thing.\r
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+I also read the main emacs development mailing list, as well as the Gnus\r
+ML, and I haven't seen any mention of NotMuch there, or maybe just once\r
+on the later.\r
+\r
+I'm pretty sure most emacs hackers want notmuch thought, because it\r
+brings a fresh, clean, responsive, reliable and efficient way of dealing\r
+with mails from emacs. In my experience, there is no prior art in this\r
+area (unfortunately). You could probably easily attract a handful of\r
+core emacs developers to notmuch, therefore benefit from their amazing\r
+emacs-fu to improve the frontend.\r
+\r
+Do you have a plan for that ? I think announcing it on emacs devel\r
+mailing list would be ok, even if it is slightly off topic.\r
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+-- \r
+  Paul\r