On Tue, 2014-01-21 at 07:54 +1100, Ben Schmidt wrote:
> > Hey! I like lists without Reply-To set. I don't think they're braindead, We need to agree to disagree Ben :) > However, your point is valid. If you *really* want to keep all > discussion public for a list, Reply-To is a way to achieve this. It > makes private replies very difficult, which might be what you want. > geez even linux can do copy and paste ya know :) > It does cause a few problems, though. One is that authors can't set the > Reply-To header the way they want to (and, as was pointed out earlier, > they standardly have the 'right' to set that header). > Agree > Arguably, direct replies also cause problems. For example, the Reply > List button, which as I said earlier, is in a lot of ways my "go to" > button for lists, has problems with those--direct replies don't go via > the list, so don't have a List-Post header, and Reply List doesn't work. > I need to use Reply All, which sends both to the list and the individual > I'm replying to. That's often OK, though, because they replied to me in > that fashion. Nevertheless, it's not always what I want, so sometimes > some manual adjustment is in order. > evolutions ctrl-l (reply list) is a force of habit here, regardless of what the reply setting are, I find it faster to use than clicking on reply/reply-all anyway > (2) I think it only applies to some > lists; others are not like usenet. > Thankfully :) > > Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, no solution is perfect. I think there +1 > are uses for Reply List, I use it regularly in Thunderbird, and I don't > think it's confusing or see any other reason to exclude it. Sure, it's > not necessary, but it's not harmful, either. Consequently, I would like > to see it in RoundCube also. Please consider my vote cast. I've laid out I have no problems with this and would not object if it was to be a function, although i personally rarely use webmail, I guess if asked, I would vote FOR this feature too. Noel
<<attachment: face-smile.png>>
signature.asc
Description: This is a digitally signed message part
_______________________________________________ Roundcube Users mailing list users@lists.roundcube.net http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
