Re: [opensuse] Re: Reply to mailing lists

On Thursday 05 February 2009 04:30:57 pm Robert Smits wrote:
<snip>

It is. And none of the listserve developers actually recommend munging the
reply-to header to the list address, at least in part because doing so
removes your ability to reply only to the sender.
<snip>

Changing the Reply-To does not impact the From header. When a list has a
Reply-To set, replying to All, then deleting the list address from the
recipients list, works perfectly well for replying to an individual rather
than the list.

I really don't care what this list does with its reply-to. But to say that
reply-to munging "removes your ability to reply only to the sender" is plain
wrong.

Regards,
Tim

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