On Tuesday 10 April 2007 19:00, Arthur Hagen wrote: > I guess many people assume that e-mails with the same Message-ID will be > treated as the same e-mail on the recipient side, in which case there > won't be multiple copies. Which is wrong, but less wrong than not > <hint>setting the Reply-To: to where you want your replies</hint>, in > this case <[email protected]>.
I think it's commonly accepted that there are two kinds of replies you can
make to a list posting: A list reply or followup, and a personal reply. Which
one does Reply-To refer to?
And if someone who is not subscribed posts, with Reply-To set to both the list
and his own mail address, and I send a reply accordingly, but with Reply-To
set to the list address alone, you still have to use "Reply to all", in which
case I *still* get an extra copy.
The fact is: The semantics of Reply-To is ambiguous and there is no good way
to tell the MUAs of others' whether you want to be CCd.
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