On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 18:10, Mac Newbold wrote:
> Today at 6:05pm, Grant Robinson said:
> 
> >> ideas?
> >
> >I have an idea.  Next time you post to the UUG, don't hit the Reply
> >button and then change the subject line.  Create a new message.  In
> >case you forgot where to send it, the email address is:
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >Sorry, but MRB is a repeat offender (he's done this twice today, and
> >three times in the last two days, and countless times before that) and
> >repeat offenders need harsh punishment.  :)
> 
> For those of you just tuning in to our show tonight, threaded mail readers
> follow the "In-Reply-To:" headers in the email messages, or for lame
> mailers that don't send them, they'll usually follow subject lines too.
> 
> So when you "Reply" instead of starting a new message, you effectively
> hijack the middle of the thread and make it all about a different topic.
> Which means with some readers, you get two (or more) separate threads
> about the original thread/topic, and with other readers, you get one big
> thread with 2 or more different topics interspersed throughout it.
> 
> And while we're at it, we should really change the Reply-To settings on
> the mail list so it doesn't force it back onto the list... ;)

Been through that one too.  The consensus was that people were tired of
getting double-posts from people hitting reply-all.  Thus it is this way
now by popular decree.  Not that I care too much.  Just don't change it
without telling us (like happened last time).

Michael


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