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Subject: Re: STOP THE BLOODY CROSS POSTING!
In-Reply-To: <19980714215435.49428@futuresouth.com> from "Matthew D. Fuller" at "Jul 14, 98 09:54:35 pm"
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Matthew D. Fuller once stated:

=> IMHO, this should be handled by mailing list software. Make sure
=> no-one gets the same message ID twice is rather simple, since all
=> the data is available to the mailing list software. This should
=> also solve the problem of people CC-ing responses directly -- if
=> the address is already in CC or TO -- do not include it.
=
=No, I like it as is...  That way, I get a copy in my inbox (the to/cc),
=and another copy in the <insert list>-folder, so I see the one to me, and
=have the copy in my archives.

Well, then you can modify your filing rules to file the message into
both places. There is no need for the mail servers to rush two copies
to you, is there?

Please, CC me your response (if any) as I'm not subscribed to -char.
Yours,

	-mi

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