James Thomas writes:

> James Thomas writes:
>
>> Andrew Cohen writes:
>>
>>> I asked on emacs.gnus.general to see if anyone was using nnweb. Although
>>> the number of responses was small, at least one person, James Thomas,
>>> continues to use it. He has, for example, updated the defaults to use
>>> help-gnu-emacs. This looks potentially useful, and if James (copied
>>> here) is willing to work on this I would suggest fixing nnweb rather
>>> than obsoleting it.
>>
>> Please hold on; I'll send in an updated patch, with the article washing
>> also included.
>>
>> (Thanks for linking to this bug)
>
> IDK if this is the right place for it, but here it is:
>
>
>
> The help-gnu-emacs is only illustrative: may be replaced with the name
> of any of the GNU mailing lists. May be tested by:
> G w emacs-help RET <unique string> RET
>
> Further work could involve gnus-summary-refer-thread working with a new
> 'gnus-search-web' for the related messages of a search result. Also,
> with customization, as a search and gnus-refer-article-method for users
> of public-inbox (public-inbox.org).

Here's an updated version: