Re: Messages to List - please don't reply to start

From: Lew Bloch (conrad_at_lewscanon.com)
Date: 10/22/04

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    Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 14:10:43 -0400
To: fedora-list@redhat.com

    "Michael A. Peters" pleaded:
    > When a message comes from the list, there is a header with a message ID
    > in it. The header is called Message-ID.
    >
    > When you reply, your mail client sends the message specifying that it
    > is in response to that Message-ID.

    The converse applies to us digest subscribers. The whole digest comes
    with the subject, "fedora-list Digest, Vol n, Issue m". All replies
    have to be new messages; there is no way to reply to a message within an
    individual thread with "reply" in the email client unless you hijack the
    digest topic itself.

    There's nothing to do for email clients that follow the "Message-ID" in
    that instance, I suppose. 

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