[Please followup to -project; I am subscribed there, too, so you should *not* Cc me.] On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 12:13 +0100, Gabor Gombas wrote: > On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 08:59:46AM +0000, Brian M. Carlson wrote: > > > [0] In case you're unsure, you can check the X-Spam-Status header, which > > will tell you that I am an LDOSUBSCRIBER, in which case you can assume > > Just nitpicking: there is no X-Spam-Status: header in my copy; however, > there is a X-Qmail-Scanner-MOVED-X-Spam-Status: header instead. And even > if somebody founds that and somehow guesses that this is the right > header to look at (I have extra headers added by 3 different spam > checkers), he/she would probably have still no idea what LDOSUBSCRIBER > means. I understand that different mail systems do different things (although I hope you're not using qmail[0]). However, the code of conduct seems to point out that one should not Cc someone unless they specifically ask for it (a guideline that you neglected to follow, after I pointed this out to Mr. Bushnell). But since some new or one-time posters may not realize this (and want to be Cc'd anyway), this provides a heuristic to guess if someone is actually subscribed, nothing more. If you are unsure, you could simply not Cc someone unless they ask. [0] qmail has a nasty habit of sending backscatter, which, AIUI, cannot be turned off.
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