>>>>> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Joseph A Nagy Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Manoj Srivastava wrote:
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>>
>>>>>>> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Joseph A Nagy Jr
>>>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > Actually, that Reply-to-list functionality can be implimented on
>> the list itself. Not without breaking the original functionality
>> of Reply to
> I don't agree. I think when you hit reply to, it should reply back
> to where the message originated from (in the case of mailing lists,
> I should be replying to the list, not the individual to first
> propogate the message).
The mailing list software may be wonderful, but it does not
write emails. So the mail orginated from *ME*, not smartlist. So,
yes, reply should reply to the originator, and I can set Reply-to to
specify where reply-to-originator may be sent (as opposed to
where ever this hotel may e routing my mails from).
Please note the Reply-to set on this email. I would be very
annoyed if the list software scribbled all over my carefully crafted
header.
> Yeah yeah yeah. I'm really tired of the "you need a better OS"
> (WinXP only 'cause I haven't fixed my problem with the fs on my
> Linux box) and the "you need a better MUA" comments. We each use
> what we like.
Fair enough. Then it is up to you to be able to interact with
the rest of the world. Choice often comes with a price.
> I LOVE Mozilla for mail and Pan for newsgroups. Both
> handle what I need them for exceptionally well (although when
> retrieving more then 5K headers from ng's with Pan, the system
> begins to lag).
Except Replying to list mail, if I am to understand you correctly.
manoj
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