Ken wrote:
> Fair enough. I suspect that maybe this was the original intent, but
> whatever people intended as the original idea behind group address lists
> seem to have fallen by the wayside. Nowadays you only really see them
> "in the wild" to obscure email recipients.
Yeah, RFC 5322 ยง3.4 en
>I know it's a bit silly, but I wanted
>for example a header like this as seen by a recipient:
>
>To: Membership Committee: pers...@foobar.com, pers...@baz.org ;
>
>to make it clear pers...@foobar.com, and pers...@baz.org are both in the
>"Membership Committee".
Fair enough. I suspect that m
Hi Ken:
On Tue 10/10/17 16:28 -0400 Ken Hornstein wrote:
> >For clarity,
> >I decided to use a "mail group", for example "My Group" as in this 3 line
> >body less test draft:
> >
> >From: my_from_alias_here
> >To: My Group: f...@notreal.nil ;
>
On Tue, 10 Oct 2017 16:28:59 -0400, Ken Hornstein said:
> I have never really understood what the purpose of the group syntax is;
> I mean, yeah, I've read the RFCs about them, but they deal in kinda vague
> high-level concepts; I don't really understand how to translate those
> words into actual
>For clarity,
>I decided to use a "mail group", for example "My Group" as in this 3 line
>body less test draft:
>
>From: my_from_alias_here
>To: My Group: f...@notreal.nil ;
>
>Fcc: sent
>
>O
For clarity,
I decided to use a "mail group", for example "My Group" as in this 3 line body
less test draft:
From: my_from_alias_here
To: My Group: f...@notreal.nil ;
Fcc: sent
Of course i
