For me, it is more important to know that there are new notes on a thread than to be given many redundant references to the thread. For once I revisit the node, I will look at all new notes there.

Take a look at this new notes output: 

                                                  by gaudior
   Re: compressed? JAPH
                                                  by no_slogan
   Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by mirod
   (arturo) Re (3) : New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by arturo
   Re: Perl Module Education
                                                  by radman
   Re: Program Repair Shop and Red Flags
                                                  by Dominus
   Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by diarmuid
   Re: Re: Re: Simple Question for you guys.
                                                  by AidanLee
   Re: Re: Re: Simple Question for you guys.
                                                  by voyager
   Re: TPJ Subscription Question
                                                  by $code or die
   Re: Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by Tanya
   Re: Re: Another golf style?
                                                  by Brovnik
   Re: Re: The right way to avoid an error
                                                  by diarmuid
   Re: Re: Simple Question for you guys.
                                                  by Buckaroo Buddha
   (boo) Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by boo_radley
   Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by AidanLee
   Re: Re: Re: Simple Question for you guys.
                                                  by voyager
 
   Re: The right way to avoid an error
                                                  by arturo
   Re: The right way to avoid an error

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If this were compressed into only showing the thread for each of these notes we would have: 



                                                  by gaudior
   Re: compressed? JAPH
                                                  by no_slogan
   Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by mirod
  
   Re: Perl Module Education
                                                  by radman
   Re: Program Repair Shop and Red Flags
                                                  by Dominus
  
   Re: Re: Re: Simple Question for you guys.
                                                  by AidanLee
 
   Re: TPJ Subscription Question
                                                  by $code or die
  
   Re: Re: Another golf style?
                                                  by Brovnik
   Re: Re: The right way to avoid an error
                                                  by diarmuid
  
   (boo) Re: New perl student... feeling stupid
                                                  by boo_radley
 
   Re: The right way to avoid an error

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In reply to No repetition in the new notes of newest nodes by princepawn

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