KDE 3.5.6 released w Kubuntu packages

Jon Grant jg at jguk.org
Tue Jan 30 15:49:54 UTC 2007


Hi,

Derek Broughton elucidated on 30/01/07 14:35:
> Jon Grant wrote:
> 
>> Donn elucidated on 30/01/07 06:53:
>>> On Tuesday 30 January 2007 02:36, Derek Broughton wrote:
>>>> Please don't CC me, it's rude.  This is a _list_.
>>> Didn't do it intentionally. I usually hit 'a' in kmail and it fills in
>>> the fields. Anyway, didn't know 'CC' was rude.
>> It's not rude Derek, it's polite netiquette and is standard form.
> 
> It is neither.  You CC someone only if they ask.  CC'ing tends to bypass the
> recipients standard filters.

This could run and run I think..

I've not seen any suggestion to only include someone in the reply to 
their email if they request it. Typically the sender will be in the To: 
field, and the list will be in the CC: field, but it's apparent Ubuntu 
mailinglist has been incorrectly configured to set Reply-To, which 
prevents that from happening when I hit Reply All.

CC'ing doesn't bypass any of my filters, perhaps you need to check your 
configuration. e.g. Thunderbird calls the filter option "To or CC"

>> The 
>> only problem I can see is that Ubuntu have set the Reply-To field to the
>> mailing-list address.
> 
> How about for all of us who get the list via gmane, thank you?  If I wanted
> to receive emails of all these posts, I'd use the list interface.

You'd need to speak to the people who maintain your mail2news gateway. 
There are obvious workarounds for gmane not supporting what you want, 
like subscribing from a noreply at yourhost.com email address. Or simply 
configure your client to delete any list email you receive if you never 
want it via that route. I'm not fond of workarounds like this myself, 
the issue should be tackled for all users who want the feature.

Cheers
Jon
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