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> The relevant line in mine reads:
>
> /name of poster/h:j
>
> which kills all articles with his name anywhere in the header.  If you
> are really feeling unfriendly, change the "h" to "a" to kill all articles
> which even mention him (although this will take a bit longer at startup).

For those who *do* use the "a" modifier (and therefore didn't see the
above article), it is sometimes useful to have the same entry without
this modifier first.  That is, do two or all three of:

	/name of poster/:j
	/name of poster/h:j
	/name of poster/a:j

Due to the time taken to do the "a" searches, this can result in a
noticeable time saving.

I also recommend doing :=:j rather than :j, by way of confirmation that
you're killing something that looks relevant, at least when using the
"h" and "a" modifiers.
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