Mail Commands Help Db #79

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mail-index#79rc#29{"*index*", "Mail System Help Topics"}
@mailoptions#79r#29{"*forward*", "@mail-options"}
@mail-options#79rc#29
list of 93{"Syntax: @mail-option", " @mail-option <option>", "", "Synonym: @mailoption", "", "The first form displays all of your mail options", "The second displays just that one option, which may be either `@mail', `replyto', or one of the flags listed below. The mail options control various annoying details of your mail reading and mail editing commands.", "", "The remaining forms of this command are for setting your mail options:", "", " @mail-option +<flag>", " @mail-option -<flag>", " @mail-option !<flag> (equivalent to -<flag>)", "", "These respectively set and reset the specified flag", "", " -include @replys start out with a blank message body", " +include @replys start with original message included", " -all @replys go to sender only", " +all @replys go to sender and all original recipients", " -followup @replys go as directed by `all' flag", " +followup @replys go to first nonplayer recipient if any", " (if there are no non-player recipients, use `all' flag).", " -nosubject @send forces you to provide a Subject: line", " +nosubject allow entering the mail editor without giving a subject line", " -expert novice mail user (various annoying messages will be printed)", " +expert expert mail user (suppress printing of annoying messages)", " -enter start each mail editing session in the usual command mode.", " +enter start each mail editing session with an implicit `enter'", " command", " -sticky each mail command applies by default to one's own collection", " +sticky each mail command applies by default to the same message ", " collection that the previous successful command did", " -netmail mail to you accumulates in your MOO mailbox", " +netmail mail to you is actually forwarded to your registered email", " address, if you have one.", " -resend_forw @resend puts player in Resent-By: header", " +resend_forw @resend puts player in From: header (like @forward)", " -no_auto_forward @netforward when expiring messages", " +no_auto_forward do not @netforward messages when expiring mail", " -expert_netfwd @netforward confirms before emailing messages", " +expert_netfwd @netforward doesn't confirm before emailing messages", "", "For \"sticky\", `mail command' is one of @mail, @read, @prev, @next, @answer.", "All flags default to the `-' settings. ", "", "Next, we have", "", " @mail-option manymsgs [is] <number>", " @mail-option manymsgs=<number>", " @mail-option -manymsgs", "", "The first two forms specify that if you give a @mail or @read command asking for <number> or more messages, you will first be given a yes-or-no prompt to continue, the idea being that you many not actually have wanted to see that many messages. The third form turns off this behavior.", "", " @mail-option @mail [is] <message-sequence>", "", "The \"@mail\" option determines what message-sequence the @mail command uses by ", "default. Initially, this is \"last:15\", but other reasonable choices include", "\"new\" and \"1-last\"", "", " @mail-option replyto [is] <recipient> [<recipient>...]", " @mail-option -replyto", "", "The first form specifies that a Reply-To: field is to be placed in all messages constructed by @send or @answer. Note this can still be changed before sending via the mail room's reply-to command. ", "The second form resets this option so that no Reply-to: is initially inserted.", "", " @mail-option rn_order=<order>", "", "controls the order in which folders listed by @rn and @subscribed will appear. <order> can be one of", "", " read folders are sorted by last read date. (default)", " send folders are sorted by last send date.", " fixed folders are not sorted", "", "To control expiration of messages (see `help @keep-mail') we have", "", " @mail-option expire [is] <time-interval>", " @mail-option expire=<time-interval>", "", "<time-interval> can either be a number of seconds or something with units in it, e.g.,", "", " @mail-option expire 13 days", " @mail-option expire 1 year 39 days", "", "A negative number or", "", " @mail-option +expire", "", "disables message expiration entirely", "", "\t@mail-option -expire", "", "sets your message expiration time to the current default."}
mail-forwarding#79rc#29
list of 30{"There are 3 personal properties that you can use to customize how your mail is composed and forwarded", "", ".mail_forward ", " -- list of objects that will receive any mail that gets sent to you.", " Objects on this list should either be players or descendants of ", " $mail_recipient.", " If this list is nonempty, you will not receive any mail yourself unless", " you are on it. E.g., if Rog is #4292 and ur-Rog is #6349", "", " #6349.mail_forward={} -- usual case; ur-Rog gets his own mail.", " #6349.mail_forward={#4292} -- Rog gets ur-Rog's mail instead.", " #6349.mail_forward={#6349,#4292} -- ur-Rog gets mail and Rog gets a copy.", " #6349.mail_forward={#-1} -- ur-Rog's mail disappears without a trace.", "", ".mail_notify", " -- list of objects to be notified whenever mail is sent to you.", " This list may include anything that has a :notify_mail() verb.", " Notification will take place regardless of whether or how your mail", " is forwarded. ", "", "Thus, in the previous example", "", " #4292.mail_notify={#6349} --- means that ur-Rog will be told", " whenever Rog is sent new mail.", "", ".mail_options", " -- this controls lots of miscellaneous things. Use the @mail-option command", " to view and set these options (see `help @mail-option')", "", "See `help mail-resolve' for more detail on how mail forwarding and mail notification work. See `help MR-subscribing' for information on how to change .mail_forward and .mail_notify on $mail_recipient children, where they are !c properties."}
@forward#79rc#29
list of 18{"Syntax: @forward <msg> [on *<collection>] to <recipient> [<recipient>...]", "Syntax: @resend <msg> [on *<collection>] to <recipient> [<recipient>...]", "", "Both of these commands take the indicated message in your (or some other) message collection, and sends it on to the indicated recipients in some form.", "", "@forward sends an entirely new message whose body is the original message (both headers and body).", "@resend sends the original message, but with a header containing the lines", "", " From: original-sender", " To: original-recipients...", " Resent-By: you", " Resent-To: new-recipients...", "", "If you prefer to have yourself in the From: line of messages you @resend, set the mail option `resend_forw (see `help @mail-options'). In this case, the message will instead have a header containing the lines", "", " From: you", " To: new-recipients...", " Original-From: original-sender"}
@subscribe#79rc#29
list of 22{"Syntax: @subscribe *<collection> [with|without notification] [before|after *<collection>]", " @subscribe", " @subscribe-quick", "", "The second and third form of the command gives a list of all mail collections that are readable by you. The third form omits the mail collection description.", "", "The first form of this command sets up a current message and a last-read-time for the given mail collection so that when you next log in or issue the @rn command, you will be informed about new mail that has appeared there. Note that this happens automatically whenever you @read messages on a given collection, so if this much is all you care about, you don't need to use this command; just do, e.g.,", " @read last on *<collection>", "", "Specifying \"with notification\" causes you to be added to the immediate-notification list (.mail_notify) for that collection, i.e., whenever new mail arrives there, you will be notified immediately. Specifying \"without notification\" causes you to be removed from the collection's .mail_notify.", "", "Specifying \"before *<other-collection>\" causes <collection> to be placed immediately before *<collection> in your @rn listing (which see) and likewise for the \"after\" clause. By default, new collections are placed at the end of your list. The before/after specification is only useful if you have @mail-option rn_order=fixed set (see `help @mail-options').", "", "@subscribing to a collection for which you already have a current-message/last-read-time has no effect other from possibly changing that collection's .mail_notify and/or reordering your collections for @rn.", "", "You can only @subscribe to collections that are readable by you.", "", "Note that this is entirely different from the Mail Room `subscribe' command", "which actually adds you to the .mail_forward list for a given collection/", "mailing-list, so that mail sent to the list actually shows up in your own", "mail collection.", "We're probably going to phase out the Mail Room `subscribe' command..."}
@rn#79rc#29
list of 5{"Syntax: @rn", "", "For each collection of mail messages that you read other from your own, a last-read-time is kept. This command tells you which collections (out of all those you have ever read) have recently had messages added to them, i.e., more recently than when you last did a @read, @prev, @next, or @skip on that collection.", "", "Etymologists' note: If you thought @rn had anything to do with the popular UNIX newsreading program `rn', it's just your imagination."}
@unsubscribe#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@skip"}
@skip#79rc#29
list of 8{"Syntax: @skip [<collection>...]", " @unsubscribe [<collection>...]", "", "For each collection of mail messages that you read other from your own, a current message and a last-read-time is kept. Normally, if you neglect to actually @read any messages on a collection other from your own, @rn (or :check_mail_lists) will continue to remind you that they are there.", "", "The @skip command indicates that you're not interested in reading the rest of the messages that currently exist in that given collection. ", "", "The @unsubscribe command flushes the current-message/last-read-time information completely, indicating that you are not only uninterested in the rest of the messages on that collection, but also likewise uninterested in anything else that may appear on that collection later on. @unsubscribe also removes you from the collection's .mail_notify list."}
zombie-messages#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@unrmmail"}
message-sequences#79r#29
list of 55{"Certain mail commands, including @mail, @read, and @rmmail, allow a <message-sequence> argument that indicates to which messages in one's collection the command is to apply. Any combination of the following may appear as a <message-sequence> argument to any of the various mail commands (@mail, @read, @answer, @rmm).", "", " 17 message number 17 if there is one (and likewise for other integers)", " 17..23 all messages numbered between 17 and 23 (inclusive), if any.", " cur the current message", " prev the message before", " next the message after", " prev17 the 17 messages prior to the current message", " next17 the 17 messages after the current message", " first the first message if any", " last the final message if any (`$' is a synonym for `last')", " new unread messages if any", "", "You may use as many of these at once as sanity permits, e.g.,", "", " @mail cur 1..5 last", "", "which will display the header for your current message, your messages in the range 1..5, and your last message. Though some of these ranges may overlap, the header for any given message is only shown once in any event.", "", "In addition, there are other message-sequence arguments that act as filters on whatever precedes them. ", "", " before:<date> messages strictly before the given date", " after:<date> messages strictly after the given date", " since:<date> messages on or after the given date", " until:<date> messages on or before the given date", " from:<player>[|<player...] messages from the given player(s)", " to:<recip>[|<recip>...] messages to the given recipient(s)", " %from:<string> messages with <string> in the From: line", " %to:<string> messages with <string> in the To: line", " subject:<string> messages with <string> in the subject", " body:<string> messages with <string> in the body (SLOW!!!)", " first:<number> the first <number> messages", " last:<number> the last <number> messages", " kept: messages marked as kept (see `help @keep-mail')", " unkept: messages not marked as kept", "", "<date> is either a weekday, \"today\", \"yesterday\", or", " a dd-Month, dd-Month-yy or dd-Month-yyyy date", "<recip> is either <player> or *<$mail_recipient kid>", "", "Examples:", "", " @read from:G7|Gemba read all messages from G7 or Gemba", " @rmm to:yduJ|*Core remove messages that are to yduJ or to *Core", " @mail since:1-Jan before:1-Feb show messages dated in January", " @mail since:Tues show messages dated on or after Tuesday", " @rmm subject:manners remove msgs with `manners' in the subject:", " @mail subject:\"stupid idiots\" (search string contains a space => need \"'s)", " @rmm to:yduJ to:*Core remove messages that are to yduJ and *Core", " @mail from:Haakon last:5 show the last 5 messages from Haakon", " @mail %from:guest show mail from players with \"guest\" in", " their names", " @mail last:10 body:fribble show those of the last 10 messages having", " `fribble' in the body (one should always try", " to narrow body searches in this way)."}
@unrmmail#79rc#29
list of 13{"Syntax: @unrmmail [list|expunge] [on *<collection>]", "", "When you do @rmmail on a particular message collection, the messages removed don't go away immediately, but are rather saved elsewhere. These \"zombie\" messages can be brought back or examined using the @UNrmmail command.", "", "Without `list' or `expunge', @unrmm restores the zombie messages, thus undoing the effect of the most recent @rmmail command. Only the most recent @rmmail can be undone in this way; messages deleted by any previous @rmmail commands on this same collection are lost and gone forever.", "", "The `list' option merely lists the headers of the zombie messages without actually restoring them.", "", "The `expunge' option banishes the zombie messages forever.", "", "Note that the message numbers used by zombie messages are held in reserve against the possibility that you might @unrmm them some day; with such messages around, new messages received will be given higher numbers than you might have expected. @renumber does an implicit @unrmm expunge.", "", "`@unrmmail' and `@unrmmail expunge' on collections other than your own are only allowed when you have write access. Likewise, `@unrmmail list' on other collections is only possible when they are readable by you."}
@reply#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@answer"}
@renumber#79rc#29
list of 5{"Syntax: @renumber [<collection>]", "", "Renumbers the messages in your collection to go from 1 to however many you have at the moment. The optional argument allows you to renumber the messages stored in some other collection (@renumber, like @rmmail, requires write access).", "", "Note that if you have zombie messages from a previous @rmmail command (see `help zombie-messages'), these will be expunged."}
@prev#79rc#29
list of 3{"Syntax: @prev [<number>] [on <collection>]", "", "Print the 'previous' message in a given email collection (defaults to your own). The mail system's notion of your 'current message' for that collection is decremented. Thus, e.g., one can review all of one's previous messages one-by-one simply by typing '@prev' repeatedly. If <number> is supplied, print (and decrement current message by) that many messages."}
@next#79r#29
list of 3{"Syntax: @next [<number>] [on <collection>]", "", "Print the `next' message in a given email collection (defaults to your own). The mail system's notion of your 'current message' for that collection is incremented. Thus, e.g., one can read all of one's new messages one-by-one simply by typing '@next' repeatedly. If <number> is supplied, prints and advances that many messages."}
@answer#79rc#29
list of 17{"Syntax: @answer [<message-number>] [sender] [all] [include] [noinclude]", "", "Synonym: @reply", "", "Prepares for you to compose a MOO email message to the players who either received or composed the indicated message from your collection. The usual editor is invoked (see `help editors' for details). The subject line for the new message will be initialized from that of the indicated message. If you leave off the message number, the reply will be to your current message, if that exists. In fact you may give a general message-sequence (see `help message-sequences') argument here, provided that it indicates only a single message (e.g., `@answer last:1')", "", "If there is a Reply-to: field in the message you are @answer'ing, its contents will be used to initialize the To: line of your reply. Otherwise, a To: line is determined depending on whether you specified `sender', `all', or `followup' in the command line (or your .mail_options).", " `sender' replies to sender only", " `all' replies to sender and all original recipients", " `followup' replies to first original recipient that is a non-player", " (no effect if there are no non-player recipients).", "", "`include' includes the text of the original message in your reply, `noinclude' does not. ", "", "`sender', `all', `followup', `include', and `noinclude' can all be abbreviated (e.g., `@answer i').", "", "Defaults are `sender' and `noinclude', but you can change this by setting your .mail-options (see `help mail-options'). "}
@rmmail#79rc#29
list of 10{"Syntax: @rmmail [<message-sequence>] [from *<recipient>]", "", "Deletes the indicated messages from your MOO email collection.", "By default, your current message is deleted.", "See `help message-sequence' for the full list of possible arguments.", "You get the message numbers for use here by typing the '@mail' command.", "", "There is no confirmation for this action, so be careful. While it is true that @unrmmail will be able to bring back the messages deleted by the last @rmm, any messages deleted before then are really gone, i.e., irrecoverable. See `help @unrmmail' for more information.", "", "This command may be used on other mail recipients (children of $mail_recipient), but only ones to which you have write access (you either have to own it or be on good terms with whoever does...)."}
@read#79rc#29
list of 14{"Syntax: @read <message-number>", " @read", " @peek ...", "", "Prints the contents of the indiciated messages from your MOO email collection. You get the message numbers for use here by typing the '@mail' command, which prints a table of contents for your entire MOO email collection. If no arguments are given to @read, then the 'current message' in your collection is printed. In any case, the 'current message' after @read finishes is the last one printed.", "", "The most general form of the @read command is", "", " @read <message-sequence> [on *<collection>] ", "", "where <message-sequence> is as described in `help message-sequences'.", "As with the @mail command you may @read messages on any publically readable collection (child of $mail_recipient).", "", "The @peek command is a variant of @read that works no differently except that it refrains from setting your `current message'. This is useful, for example, if you want to see some particular message on a collection without losing track of where you are in it."}
@send#79rc#29
list of 10{"Syntax: @send <recipient> [<recipient> ...] [subj[ect]=\"<subject>\"]", "", "Prepares for you to compose a MOO email message to the recipients named on the command line. A recipient can be specified by giving a player name or object-id, or a '*' followed by the name or object-id of some non-player mail recipient (e.g., a mailing list or a mail folder) -- a list of such non-player recipients is available from within the mailroom with the 'showlists' command.", "", "The usual editor is invoked. ", "You will be prompted for a subject line if you did not specify one in the @send command (see `help mail_options' for how to avoid this).", "Use `say' (\") to insert lines in the body of your message. ", "See `help editors' for details.", "", "Giving this command without arguments resumes editing the previous unsent draft message if one exists."}
mail#79rc#29
list of 34{"The MOO email system allows you to send and receive messages to and from other players. It provides commands to view and manage your own collection of saved messages and, in addition, to browse through other collections that may be available (e.g.,archives of public mailing lists). Help is available on the following commands:", "", "@mail -- seeing a table of contents for a collection of email messages", "@read -- reading individual messages ", "@next -- reading the 'next' message", "@prev -- reading the 'previous' message", "", "@send -- composing and sending a message to other players", "@answer -- replying to one of the messages in a collection", "@forward -- resending one of the messages in a collection somewhere else", "", "@rmmail -- discarding some subset of a collection", "@unrmmail -- undoing the most recent @rmm on a collection", "@renumber -- renumbering the messages in a collection", "@keep-mail - marking messages in a collection as exempt from expiration", "", "@mail-option -- describes and sets various customization flags", "", "help mail-forwarding", " -- describes mail forwarding", "help message-sequences", " -- describes message-sequences arguments to @mail, @read, @rmm, and @answer.", "", "For viewing collections other from your own, the following commands are useful:", "", "@rn -- list those collections that have new messages on them", "@subscribe -- indicate that you want @rn to report on a given collection", " and add yourself to its .mail_notify list", "@skip -- ignore any remaining new messages in a given collection", "@unsubscribe -- ignore a given collection entirely from now on", " and remove yourself from its .mail_notify list", "@unsubscribed-- show the mailing lists that you aren't subscribed to.", "@subscribed -- like @rn, but shows all lists that you are subscribed to", " even if they have no new activity"}
@mail#79r#29
list of 16{"Syntax: @mail", " @mail new (to see recent messages)", " @mail 1-$ (to see *all* messages)", "", "Shows a table of contents for your MOO email message collection. You are notified when you connect to the MOO if there are any such messages. A little arrow indicates the mail system's notion of your 'current message'. ", "The first form lists all of your messages or the last 15 if you have more than that many; the second form lists only those messages after your `current message'. The third form shows your entire collection.", "", "If you have a large number of mail messages, you can give arguments so that @mail only lists the messages you're interested in. You can also list messages residing on mail recipients which are public or for which you have read access.", "The general format is", "", " @mail <message-sequence> [on *<recipient>]", "", "<recipient> must name some child of $mail_recipient (e.g., a mailing list);", "<message-sequence> can be a sequence of message numbers; you can also scan the recipient for articles that fit a given description, as specified in `help message-sequences'.", "", "Note that if you view mail on some other recipient and have \"sticky\" in your .mail_options (see `help mail-options'), all further mail commands (e.g., @read, @next, @rmm,...) will apply to that recipient. In this case use `@mail on me' to go back to looking at your own mail."}
@peek#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@read"}
@subscribed#79rc#29{"Syntax: @subscribed", "", "Like @rn, but shows you ALL mailing lists to which you are subscribed, even those which have no new messages."}
@netforward#79rc#29
list of 16{"Syntax: @netforward <message-number>", " @netforward ", " @netforward <message-sequence> on *collection", "", "Forwards the contents of the indiciated messages from your MOO email collection to your registered email address. You get the message numbers for use here by typing the '@mail' command, which prints a table of contents for your entire MOO email collection. If no arguments are given to @netforward, then the 'current message' in your collection is sent. In any case, the 'current message' after @netforward finishes is not affected.", "", "The most general form of the @netforward command is", "", " @netforward <message-sequence> [on *<collection>]", "", "where <message-sequence> is as described in `help message-sequences'.", "As with the @mail command you may @netforward messages on any publically readable collection (child of $mail_recipient).", "", "Before messages are sent, you are asked to confirm the email unless you have set your `expert_netfwd' mail option on. See `help @mail-options' for details.", "", "If you do not have a valid registered email address, you will not be able to use this command and must first @registerme or get a wizard to register your address. `help @registerme' for details."}
@keep-mail#79rc#29
list of 25{"Syntax: @keep-mail [<message-sequence>]", " @keep-mail none", "", "Synonym: @keepmail", "", "As a space-saving measure, there is a task that runs periodically and from all player collections removes those messages that are", " (1) marked as read (i.e., dated before the last-read-date), ", " (2) older than a certain expire time, and", " (3) not specifically marked as \"kept\".", "", "\"kept\" messages will show up in your @mail listing with an `=' to the right of the message number.", "", "The first form of the @keep-mail command marks the indicated messages as kept. The message-sequence argument is as with other mail commands (see `help message-sequences'). @keep-mail without any arguments marks your current message as kept.", "", "The second form of the command is used to remove all such marks from your mail collection.", "", " @mail kept:", "", "will produce a list of all messages marked as kept (see `help message-sequences').", "", "You can use @mail-option expire (see `help @mail-option') to change your expire time.", "", "You can use the @netforward command (see `help @netforward') to send mail to your email address for local archival.", "", "[...At the time of this writing, player mail is taking up a large fraction of LambdaMOO's database. It would be appreciated if you not @keep any more mail than you have to...]"}
@keepmail#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@keep-mail"}
@resend#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@forward"}
@qsend#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@quicksend"}
@qreply#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@quickreply"}
@quickreply#79rc#29
list of 6{"Syntax: @quickreply <msg> [on *<recipient>] [<flags>...]", " @quickreply <msg> [<flags>...] [on *<recipient>] ", "", "Synonym: @qreply", "", "The @quickreply command allows you to do a short reply to a mail message without heading for the mail room. As with @reply, the subject line on the reply message is taken from the original. <flags> are as with @reply, except that `include' is not recognized --- if you're going to include the original message, you *have* to trim it down, and that requires the editor."}
@quicksend#79rc#29
list of 6{"Syntax: @quicksend <player> [subj=\"<text>\"] <one-line-message>...", " @quicksend <player> [subj=\"<text>\"]", "", "Synonym: @qsend", "", "The @quicksend command allows you to send a short mail message without heading for the mail room. With the second form of the command you will be prompted for the body of the message (and a subject line unless your `nosubject' mailoption is set (see `help @mail-option') or you already gave a subject line)."}
@nn#79rc#29
list of 15{"Alternative mail reading commands.", "", "Syntax: @nn", "", "This command finds a folder containing an unread message, displays the first such, and updates your last-read-time for that folder. Your personal mail and all @subscribed folders are checked.", "", "Syntax: @mail-all-new-mail", "", "Displays headers of all unread messages on all of your folders (i.e., your personal folder and all @subscribed folders).", "", "Syntax: @read-all-new-mail", "", "Displays all unread messages on all of your folders (i.e., your personal folder and all @subscribed folders). This command ends with a prompt, \"Did you get all of that? [Enter `yes' or `no'].\" Answering \"yes\" causes all of your last-read times to be updated. You will probably want to check for <<<n lines flushed>>> indications before you answer this question.", "", "@read-all-new-mail (with a \"yes\" answer at the end) is equivalent to doing a large number of @nn's."}
@mail-all-new-mail#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@nn"}
@read-all-new-mail#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@nn"}
@refile#79rc#29
list of 6{"Syntax: @refile <message-seq> [on mail-recipient] to mail-recipient", " @copymail <message-seq> [on mail-recipient] to mail-recipient", "", "Moves a message sequence directly from one mail recipient (defaulting as per the sticky @mail-option) to another, without adding headers or reordering.", "", "NOTE: The recipient of @refiled messages may well have its mail out of order. This can confuse a variety of features of the mail system, which expects its messages to always be in chronological order. Care should be exercised with @refile/@copymail."}
@copymail#79rc#29{"*forward*", "@refile"}
@add-notify#79rc#29
list of 6{"Usage: @add-notify me to player", " Sends mail to player saying that I want to be added to their mail notification property.", "Usage: @add-notify player to me", " Makes sure that player wants to be notified, if so, adds them to my .mail_notify property.", "", "In order for one person to be notified that another person has new mail, both the mail recipient and the notification recipient should agree that this is an OK transfer of information. This verb facilitates that transaction."}
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