* Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]> 09.11.2009 > On 07/11/09 20:57, Michael Wagner wrote:
> > why do you send your mails to [email protected] and [email protected]? > > I have your mails always also in my folder for duplicates. It's not a > > big problem, but I'm a little bit confused, because a few weeks ago you > > sent the mails only to one adress. What's happening? Is it an accidental > > misconfiguration of your mailprogram or is it your intention to send > > them to both adresses? > > It is not my intention, but it depends on what was set on the post I > reply to. > > When I start a new thread (not very often, but it happens), I send it > only to [email protected] (or vim_dev@ etc.). When a post arrives > with both [email protected] and [email protected] in its "To and Cc", > the Gmail POP server is clever enough to deliver me only one copy, but > when I click "Reply to All", SeaMonkey puts them both in the To & CC -- > if I notice it I'll remove @vim.org manually, but I don't always notice it. > > This post of yours had only the @googlegroups.com address on it, so I > don't need to remove anything. Hello Tony, I don't want to pace you, but I think there's a addon for SeaMonkey with which you have the button "reply-to-list". I don't know SeaMonkey because I've never used it and for my mails I use mutt. You gave great answers here on this ML and when you do everything like you did it before, it's ok for me. I only wrote the first mail, because it was possible that it was a kind of misconfiguration. I hope you are not affronted by my mail. If it's so, sorry. Michael -- "Do you trust one company to decide the future ? Chose Linux!"
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