xenocide-programming

RE: [Xenocide-programming] mailing list dupes

[Andrew P. <a_p...@ho...>]

Perhaps the answer may be as simple as the following: Check where you're 
sending the reply email. If you click 'reply to all' or whatever, it'll 
reply to the mailing list in addition to the person who first sent out the 
message. I figure this is the case because when I get duplicates, they're 
usually addressed both to me and the mailing list.

So, check where the reply is going to, and make sure it only goes to the 
mailing list.

Andrew Pokrovski / "NickAragua"

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Re: [Xenocide-programming] mailing list dupes

[Tommy P. <to...@ho...>]

Andrew Pokrovski wrote:
> Perhaps the answer may be as simple as the following: Check where you're 
> sending the reply email. If you click 'reply to all' or whatever, it'll 
> reply to the mailing list in addition to the person who first sent out 
> the message. I figure this is the case because when I get duplicates, 
> they're usually addressed both to me and the mailing list.
> 
> So, check where the reply is going to, and make sure it only goes to the 
> mailing list.
> 

Or, everyone could just remember to use the Reply-To: header and set it 
to xen...@li....

All e-mail clients worth the name should have this ability.

Try to reply to this mail, what do you see in the To: field?

Tommy "LordT" Persson
to...@ho...