Barry Warsaw wrote: > On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 07:41, Skip Montanaro wrote: > >> Greg> On 06 October 2003, Skip Montanaro said: >> >> Maybe the Reply-To: for spambayes-checkins should be spambayes-dev >> >> (and similarly for python-checkins/python-dev). Can that be >> >> engineered through Mailman? >> >> Greg> Yes -- it's on the "General Options" page. Look for >> Greg> reply_goes_to_list. >> >>After seeing your answer I know I asked the wrong question. <wink> I >>shouldn't have said "Reply-To:". In X?Emacs/VM, I just hit the 'f' key to >>reply to you and to cc spambayes-dev. Had this been a spambayes-checkins >>message, it would have been nice if the cc went to spambayes-dev instead of >>spambayes-checkin. >> >>I can probably solve that for myself by tweaking the vm-followup command >>(what the 'f' key is bound to), but there's probably not a general solution. >>Setting Reply-To: *might* be okay in a situation like this where you don't >>want chit-chat on a checkins list to get lost or not seen by the larger >>audience, but I'd only use it as a last resort. > > > IMO as an anti-Reply-to munger, I think this is one situation where > Reply-To hacking is perfectly legit. You don't want discussions on > -checkins, you want them on the discuss mailing list (in this case > spambayes-dev). MM2.1 can be configured to retain any existing Reply-To > fields so people who have to set this to worm around their broken mail > systems can still be coddled. > > python-devers and spambayes-devers, you vant I should do dis? +1 -- Sjoerd Mullender <sjoerd at acm.org>
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