At 9:49 AM -0600 8/18/99, Jim Guinee wrote:
>Hi,
>
>On occasion, I have posted a question or statement. Invariably, someone
>has responded to that question/statement, and send their reply to the list
>AND to me. My initial response has always been, "Now I got it twice. Why
>not just send it to the list?"
>
>I'm really curious -- why do folks do that? Are there certain folks who are
>more inclined to do that? Are there certain messages that prompt folks to
>do that?
>
>Roasting in Arkansas
The way the List is currently configured, most email systems send a simple
REPLY to the original sender only.
The simplest solution is to use a REPLY ALL command, which sends a reply to
_both_ the original sender and to the list (I've just done this, so you
should receive one copy directly and one via the List).
The best solution is to then delete the copy to the original -- if
necessary replacing it with the List address.
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