On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 10:18:36PM -0500, Mike Lococo wrote:
The basic points have been summarized for newcomers, which is as far as
the discussion need proceed. If you have further comments, please take
the discussion off-list.
Exactly. To take a discussion offlist, you need an unmunged
Tilman Vogel wrote:
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Is there some reasoning or RFC regarding this? I'm quite ambivalent on
this and mostly leave people in. I only remove
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Johan Helsingius schrieb:
Use Reply All if you want to send to the
whole list too.
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Some mail
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Frantisek Dufka schrieb:
Tilman Vogel wrote:
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
list posts.
Is there some reasoning or RFC regarding
On Thu, Jan 17, 2008 at 12:45:13PM +0100, Tilman Vogel wrote:
Johan Helsingius schrieb:
Use Reply All if you want to send to the
whole list too.
I'd suggest to remove the individual recipients then (like I did now),
because many people don't like to get individual duplicates on mailing
Matt Emson wrote:
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the list for
this mailing list? Weird!
It's due to a grotesque misunderstanding.
It's an article of faith among strict mail gurus that replies should
always go back to the sender, and any variance from this is
Greetings,
Why does Thunderbird always send to individuals rather than the
list for this mailing list? Weird!
It's an article of faith among strict mail gurus that replies should
always go back to the sender, and any variance from this is regarded
as meddling (see the rant at
Peter Flynn wrote:
A normal mailing-list reader should NOT have to make a mental decision
each time they write a reply: the Reply-To header ought to have been set
appropriately by the mailing list.
But it won't change. It's up to the owners of mailing lists to set the
appropriate
