Mailing List Backend?

[Jim Herrmann]

Or, if you are using Kmail, and you have the list assigned to a folder, then 
when you are reading a post to the list, you can simply press "L" and your 
reply goes to the list, copying either the whole message into your new post, 
or only the part you have selected.  Works great.  Does anyone know if there 
are other mail clients that have this feature?

Peace,
Jim

On Sunday 01 September 2002 04:31 pm, A Duston wrote:
> Jason Clinton wrote:
> > Just curios: why doesn't the mailing list backend for KCLUG utilize the
> > "reply-to:" field? In GNU Mailman it's the default config. It would
> > allow us to hit just 'reply' instead of 'reply to all'.
>
> The "reply to all" is how you reply to all.  I.e. the entire list.
> The "reply" is how you reply to the sender.  I.e. the orginal sender.
> The "reply-to:" field will be set if the original sender has set it
> in his own email client.  I.e. if the sending address isn't where the
> replies need to go.  If the list changes that, then there isn't any
> way to contact the sender off list.
>
> For some advocacy see
> http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
> and
> http://zseem.ids.bielsko.pl/qmail/koobera/www/proto/replyto.html
>
> Hal
>
>