Hallo Christian,
Am 14.08.2012 19:13, schrieb Christian Lohmaier:
The whole point in not messing with the reply-to header is that
the message goes to everyone in the message thread.
This is what the developers want!
They don't want to have to be subscribed (since they already
receive enough mail to deal with). They want to be able to send a
request for feedback to the list and receive the replies without
the need to subscribe first or to check mail-archives.
Does this really make sense? The sender of the request would only
receive those mails, that are a direct response to his question.
But, if one sends a request to a mailing list, this usually
initiates a thread of answers and answers to answers and answers to
answers to answers... Mostly, the whole thread contains important
feedback for the initial poster. So, if someone really wants
feedback from a mailing list, he must subscribe or at least watch
the archive.
Cheers,
Stefan
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