Reply address (waw RE: Dead code)

[Jeff Martin <jm...@silacom.com>]

Okay, maybe fixed was the wrong term. I should have said can we bring the
behaviour of the list more into line with my personal expectations ;0)

I'd like the reply address to reply to the list rather than the person who
sent the mail as I keep forgetting that it doesn't automatically go the the
list and I think it should. Basically I'm lazy ;0)

So I'd like to +1 asking Brian to change the reply address to be the list
address.

> What do you mean by "fixed"?  One thing that's sure is that it's very
> difficult to get consensus around whether there should be a Reply-To
> header or not for a given list.  You all decide what you want and let me
> know.

> 	Brian

Re: Reply address (waw RE: Dead code)

["Kevin A. Burton" <bu...@relativity.yi.org>]

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Jeff Martin <jm...@silacom.com> writes:

> Okay, maybe fixed was the wrong term. I should have said can we bring the
> behaviour of the list more into line with my personal expectations ;0)
> 
> I'd like the reply address to reply to the list rather than the person who
> sent the mail as I keep forgetting that it doesn't automatically go the the
> list and I think it should. Basically I'm lazy ;0)
> 
> So I'd like to +1 asking Brian to change the reply address to be the list
> address.
<snip>

+1... of course since I use gnus for e-mail this is the default behavior locally
:)

Kevin
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