* On 29 Jul 2010, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > > If you put an address in the "To:" field, there will be an address there. > What I do when sending to a list and bcc'ing the addressees: > > To: Westside Soccer Fans <westsid...@wahoo.no-ip.org> > Bcc: WestsideSoccerFans.alias > > The "To:" address is an alias to my local box and appears in all of the > list mail. The list then understands that it is not spam for them.
It is worth noting that there is nothing magical about "Undisclosed-recipients". This is just RFC-conformant group notation, and you can use any similar identifier for your mail. Group notation is only a way of describing a list of addresses, *even if that list is empty*. Illustrating the group notation, I have an alias similar to this in my .muttrc: alias bobs Bobs: bobjo...@example.org, bobsm...@example.org; "Undisclosed-recipients:;" is just a degenerate form of the same: the label is "Undisclosed-recipients" and the address list is empty. You can substitute "Newsletter-subscribers:;" or "Friends-and-family:;" if you prefer. -- -D. d...@uchicago.edu IT Services University of Chicago
