On 08/10/2011 08:29 AM, Gwenhwyfaer wrote:
>> Reply-to-all gets the original senders address from where?
>
> Same place as reply-to gets it, I should imagine. (I can't shake the
> feeling that you didn't think this question through.)
I meant in the case reply-to-munging happens, but oh please forgive me
for asking a question without thinking about it all that long.
>> Oh, and receiving mail with both a list and my address in recipients as
>> result of a reply-to-all sucks, as it screws up filtering.
>
> Oh. So my broken client is a problem that mustn't be worked around in
> order to force a change, but your broken client is something that must
> always be catered for by everyone else? There's a word for that kind
> of thinking.
If there are no list fields left in the header as is the case in your
email I'm replying to, a filter that works with any of those fields
can't work. Not a broken client, but broken processing beforehand.
> On the other hand, perhaps I shouldn't expect logic from someone who
> attacks the one bit of a critical email which is basically in
> agreement with them...
You are needlessly aggressive and are getting personal.
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