Christopher Schmidt wrote: > On Sat, Jul 14, 2007 at 12:21:34PM -0500, Lance Dyas wrote: >> Because the way the list is setup my mail client says the reply to is >> just one user... > > Yes. This behavior is intentional. Using the "Reply-to-List" feature of > your mail client will help here, if your client has one. If it does not, > I'm sorry that it does not. > > In general, I feel more comfortable with responses accidentally not > going to the list than I do with responses meant for a single person > accidentally going to the list. > > Regards,
I agree with Lance here. Personally, I'd like it if subscribers addresses were never exposed. This is a list - not a tea party. I get tired of ditching addresses because folks include a personal address in the text of the reply and spam bots pick it up. I think if people want personal communication, they should use different means to get addresses and initiate a conversation. If you have an issue, you address it to the list. If you want to respond to an issue, you address it to the list. A person might also want to respond to an issue without opening themselves up to unsolicited personal responses. (And though I wish "get a new browser" were a valid solution at times, I don't think "get a new email client" is a good solution here.) Just another opinion. Tim _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
