At 23:29 -0500 18 Nov 1998, Vince Sabio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In short, munging (or adding) the REPLY-TO header has some very nice > benefits -- most notably (and then I'll step down off my soap box), > lists that DO NOT implement a REPLY-TO <list> header require that you > perform a "group" reply, also known as a "reply to all." This includes No, it's your mailer that requires you to do that. My mailer (Mutt) has a list-reply function. I used it to start this message, and it's going just to the list with no editing on my part. I say the answer isn't lists that take the choice away from the users, but smarter software. -- Aaron Schrab [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.execpc.com/~aarons/ [Coca-Cola] isn't great, but it's better than religion. At least Coke gives you something. -- Penn Jillette
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