Hi Stefan, *,
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Stefan Weigel
<stefan.weigel@bildungskreis.org> wrote:
Am 16.08.2012 15:03, schrieb Christian Lohmaier:
[...]
The only real thing that changes is that people need to use "reply to
all" instead of just "reply".
But people won´t use "reply to all". They will use "reply to list"
How can/will you know?
I know that gmail users will either reply to only the reporter or to all :-)
(just as I am doing right now). There still is the need to be
subscribed, if you want to get the answers to your posting, right?
If you decide to only reply to the list, and not to all, then it is
your choice to cut communication with any non-subscribers in that
current discussion.
It is your choice. But another one who notices can add back the
original poster in a reply.
I
don´t see the benefit you are talking about.
I can start writing in Japanese to this list if that makes you feel better.
(sorry, but I don't get the point in constructing corner cases. A few
moments ago people did complain "But my client doesn't have a
reply-to-list function!!!" and now you write that people absolutely
will only use reply-to-list. That just doesn't match up).
Alles wird heißer gekocht, als dass es dann gegessen wird.
ciao
Christian
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