--On 30. Januar 2018 um 13:33:35 -0700 Grant Taylor via Mailman-Users
<mailman-users@python.org> wrote:
On 01/26/2018 09:41 PM, Jordan Brown wrote:
I was suggesting that one way to address that complaint would be for
your mail client to detect the duplication and hide the duplicate copies.
That sounds good in theory. But the practice that I'm exposed to doesn't
work out well.
I usually receive the direct replies before the copy from the mailing
list. With the copy coming in from the mailing list after the message
directly to me is processed, there is little chance of retroactively
removing the original copy. At least from procmail filters. I'm also
not aware of much that Thunderbird can do.
Cyrus IMAP does duplicate suppression by default, so I never see more than
one copy. I usually send replies to both author and list, because you never
know how long the mail will take over the list, and with a modern server
duplicates are a non-issue.
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