2009/3/10 David <dgboles@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > A 'feature' of Gmail is that it does not 'return' to you *from* a > mailing list a copy of a post you make *to* a mailing list. > > Great feature? I think not. " It's because it considers the incoming message to be the same as the one already in your Sent folder because the Message ID is common. I presume that's a design decision so that a message only takes up one unit of space no matter how many GMail labels are applied to it. The way I get around this is to filter to:fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx and apply a "Lists/fedora" label. That appears as an IMAP sub-folder and when I view that label in the Gmail web interface or in a real client it shows all my messages to the list. The only downside is that it doesn't consider them "new" messages, so when I view that folder/label my messages are already read - but as I tend to read them as I write them, I don't consider that a massive drawback ;o) I've been using GMail for all my mail (it pulls from my other accounts via POP3) for about 3 months and I am generally very happy. At work I use Thunderbird via IMAP to read it, but everywhere else I use the web interface and I haven't found anything I want to do that Gmail can't at least reasonably approximate. -- Sam -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
