subject headers in "junk"/"troll" folders

  
in addition to "moving" all unwanted/unimportant article headers to  
the newsreader's "junk"/"troll" folders, subject headers of "moved" 
articles are also darkened for contrast between x-posts and generic  
articles as they appear in the "junk" folder, but are "blacked out"  
to eliminate distraction in the "troll" folder, and because "troll"  
headers are instead moved before moving x-posts, the "troll" folder 
becomes more active than the "junk" folder, as new killfile entries
are added, x-posts moved to the "junk" folder will appear inversely  
as often, making it easier to check for new entries between routine  
purges, and encouraging users to killfile chronic trollfarm aliases:
  
>[*]  
>-1 From *  
>!ignore From *
>#  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) From "troll001" "troll002" "troll..."  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) From "troll121" "troll122" "troll..."  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) From "troll241" "troll242" "troll..."
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) From "troll361" "troll362" "troll..."  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) From "troll481" "troll482" "troll..."  
>#  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) Subject "cull001" "cull002" "cull..."  
>!setcolor(black;black),move(troll) Message-ID "rogue001" "rogue002" ...  
># 
>=!unsetwatchignore From "user001" "user002" "user003" "user..."  
>=+1 From "user001" "user002" "user003" "user004" "user..." 
>#  
>=!unsetwatchignore Subject "topic001" "topic002" "topic..." 
>=+1 Subject "topic001" "topic002" "topic003" "topic..."  
>#
>=!unsetwatchignore Message-ID "@server001" "@server002" ... 
>=+1 Message-ID "@server001" "@server002" "@server003"...  
>#
>!setcolor(navy;teal),move(junk) Xpost %>1   
>#  
>=+9999 From "self <name@server01>" "self <name@server02>" ...  
>=!unsetwatchignore,setcolor(red;yellow) From "self <name@server01>" ... 
>#  
>!setcolor(maroon;gray),move(junk) Score "-1"  
   
whitelisted contributors have been known to x-post, so are promoted  
before x-posts are "moved" to the "junk" folder which may be sorted
by score, from, subject, etc., but x-posts are categorically "junk",  
and articles may be copied to any newsgroup of origin before purges,  
a feature especially handy when sampling headers of usenet archives