Jonathan Knight writes:

 > I think the real name if its available and the list owner address if not.
 > If you use the local part (e.g. j.knight) would still make it possible to
 > guess the @keele.ac.uk if the mailing lists are all hosted on
 > maillists.keele.ac.uk.

I agree with Barry.  More precisely, I think we should more or less
hard-code the $LIST-owner address in the mail-to URL, allow the
display name (presented in the HTML) to be specified (defaulting to
"$LIST-owner", maybe), and document that the list-owner address should
NOT be given any special permissions (specifically, should not be
subscribed to the list), and that a subscribed address should NOT be
mentioned in that text.  I believe the $LIST-owner address is handled
by Mailman, so we can require that be configured when setting up the
list.

This setup is just a BCP anyway in the "modern" Internet.

Steve
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