On Mar 9, 2011, at 2:28 PM, Chris Murphy wrote: > > On Mar 9, 2011, at 2:22 PM, objectwerks inc wrote: > >> >> On Mar 9, 2011, at 2:20 PM, Chris Murphy wrote: >> >>> All of your emails: >>> Reply-To: [email protected] >>> >>> With Apple Mail when I hit Reply, I get your email address only. When I use >>> Reply All, I get yours and the list and anyone else put in the cc list. I >>> never email people on lists directly myself, I always start with Reply and >>> if that only goes to the individual, I hit reply all. >>> >>> So you're welcome to figure out why you're getting double copies, the >>> problem is not on my end. >> >> Yes it is. You just described exactly why it happens. You hit "reply all" >> and then do not trim the list. Using Apple Mail inappropriately does not >> excuse you. > > 1. I call bullshit because you did the same thing to me first. Part of the > problem is YOU did a reply all, I got an email directly from you and then I > started responding to those with Reply all instead of to the list. So you are > guilty of what you accuse me of.
You can call it all you want but you are still wrong. I am getting 3 copies of all your email. I expect to get 2 but you are replying incorrectly. I am not going to spoon feed you. When you hit reply all, you need to make sure it is going where you want it to go. YOU are responsible for where you send email. Next time you hit REPLY ALL please look at the list of where you are sending and see what your mistake is. > > 2. The listserve is improperly configured. The reply-to should be the list so > all I have to do is hit reply. Replying to individuals on the list is stupid, > defeats the entire purpose of listserves in the first place. The most COMMON > case is to reply to the list yet this list isn't configured for that, unlike > every other listserve I'm on. They purposefully did it that way. Whether you or I agree with it is immaterial. That is the way it is and we have to deal with it. > > 3. I'm not going to cull to: and cc: It should have the correct behavior by > default. There is no "correct" behavior for lists. There are arguments pro and con for each way. You are still responsible for the mail you send. Chad > > > Chris Murphy _______________________________________________ MacOSX-admin mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-admin
