Interesting. I am using Apple’s Mail app in Mavericks to access gmail.com via IMAP. Part of the sync process gmail does include a folder called archive. My original message is in that folder but not in my mailbox. I guess some listservs work differently. I always thought that my messages were being moderated for some reason.
Thanks for the clarification. Paul Galati [email protected] On Mar 19, 2014, at 3:34 PM, Chris Buechler <[email protected]> wrote: > Normally yes, but with gmail accounts using the web front end, no. > Gmail automatically ignores the message from the list that gets sent > back to your address, for all mailing lists where it understands that > it's a list (and they know mailman, the mailing list software we use). > With IMAP or POP3 clients on Gmail you will see your own posts come > through as a separate message in most mail clients. With Gmail > otherwise, you have to check the list archive to verify it was sent. > > That isn't something that's changed recently. Gmail started doing that > in roughly 2006-2007 IIRC (I've been using it since 2004). Prior to > that change, you would have that list thread pop up into your inbox as > unread when your own message went through. That's not something that's > controlled by the mailing list, and I don't think it's something you > can configure on the Gmail side.
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