On Tue, Nov 14, 2006 at 09:00:49PM -0800, Dragon wrote:
>
. . . .
> >your INBOX. I see a fair number of complaints on one of the mailing
> >lists I subscribe to that has a lot of gmail users on it about gmail's
> >general disregard for the existence of mailing lists and the whole
> >concept of threading.
. . . . .
> This is squarely on gmail. Mailman is blameless on this one.
We must all recall that google's motto is: "Don't be evil"<g>.
So perhaps if others on gmail(which is one of my E-mail addresses)
would go to the Gmail Help Center and post something similar to
what I've posted (see below) it might help.
Best wishes to all,
Alan
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I would like to have mail that I send to an E-list
(aka list-serve, E-mail list) from my gmail account,
accepted when it is sent back to me; it should appear
in my Inbox. (I get postings from other list members,
so the list SW is OK).
It must have taken effort for Gmail to send these messages
to /dev/null. I would like that effort to be undone.
Many thanks in advance,
Alan McConnell
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"The intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy."
Impeachment proceedings should be started immediately.
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