On 1/29/2018 9:56 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> > (And that's another of the key items: the "Reply-To: "
> > configuration makes it *difficult* to reply to the author, and that
> > seems just plain rude.)
>
> Why? Nobody is talking about taking away anybody's Reply-To-Author
> function, and
Jordan Brown writes:
> make everybody happy
That's a longer way of expressing "right." I'm *still* not interested
in that.
> I can only hope that whatever standards develop make both "reply to
> author" and "reply to all" convenient.
No MUA is going to remove either of those functions.
>
Jordan Brown writes:
> You were complaining that in some list configurations you will tend to
> get multiple copies of a message - one directly to you, and one via the
> list.
>
> I was suggesting that one way to address that complaint would be for
> your mail client to detect the duplicati
Chip Davis writes:
> I have a constant problem with well-meaning, but essentially
> ignorant, email users who, upon seeing a "Reply To:" field in their
> MUA's setup screen, dutifully fill it in with their email address.
> Then they complain that even though they "replied to the list",
> thei
On 01/29/2018 10:50 AM, Carl Zwanzig wrote:
> On 1/29/2018 8:33 AM, Andrew White, PhD wrote:
>> Searched the archives, but I'm hitting a wall. I have users who are set
>> to
>> digest (when I look at their profile I can see that they are), but still
>> are getting individual list email
On 1/28/2018 8:40 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> I believe that many users think
> of mailing lists as fundamentally different from personal email, and
> they would like their MUAs to distinguish automatically. This
> algorithm, I believe, would do a pretty good job of that.
This particular us
On 1/29/2018 8:33 AM, Andrew White, PhD wrote:
Searched the archives, but I'm hitting a wall. I have users who are set to
digest (when I look at their profile I can see that they are), but still
are getting individual list emails, and not getting digest at all. Any
hints on places
Apologies for mangling my description of the problem. The senders
with the hard-coded "Reply-To:" are not the ones complaining that
their emails aren't going to the list, it's those who thought they
replied to the list who complain that it went as a private message
back to the OP.
IMHO, all
Searched the archives, but I'm hitting a wall. I have users who are set to
digest (when I look at their profile I can see that they are), but still
are getting individual list emails, and not getting digest at all. Any
hints on places to look to problem solve this? I had some permission
I am loathe to weigh in on this architectural design discussion, but
it seems to ignore the PEBCAK effect.
I admin about a dozen _discussion_ Mailman lists as a mitzvah for
various organizations I'm fond of, none of which are well-populated
with computer scientists. Exhibit A is the number of
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