Am 2005-05-28 07:41:07, schrieb Bill Moseley:
> On Sat, May 28, 2005 at 02:14:39PM +0200, Michelle Konzack wrote:
> > Same thing with CC (which I can filter) and I hate Bcc!
>
> Filter on message ID then.
It does not work, because Cc: and Bcc: are faster then the List-Message
and because I have seperatet folders, my List-Messages will never reach
the Folder and I have a broken Archive.
> One is that some lists I'm on have a delay -- it's been a while but
> d-u has had periods of hours of delay. So the cc allows a response to
Are you sure ? - I get the messages in less the 15 seconds back.
OK, maybe because I am subscribed to <whitelist@l.d.o>.
> come quickly. If I've been working on solving a problem and have to
> resort to asking for help on the list it's nice to get the help as
> soon as possible. It's a courtesy.
Do no think so, because I avoid where I can PMs and answer mostly
to the lists.
> Same as for the person sending the message. If I spend time helping
> someone I want that help, as a courtesy to them, to get to them as
> soon as possible.
And what, if I do not check my "private" folder and waiting
for a List-Reply for what I chech this Mailbox regulary ?
> Finally, I use a mailer that pays attention to Mail-Followup-To:, so
> for those that want to try and control what people send (instead of
> what they receive ;) I respect that header. On debian-user my
> Mail-Followup-To: header includes the list and my own email saying I
> do want cc's.
IF I WANT CCs, because there is something of
urgence then I set Mail-Followup-To: too.
> It's a lot easier to control my own setup than the thousands of others
> that post on lists I'm on, I find.
>
> Ok, so the cc's do generate extra mail traffic.
Around 300-500 per week at me :-(
Many times I need to forward the already send PM to
the Mailinglist which breaks the Received Header... :-(
Greetings
Michelle
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