Colin Guthrie wrote: > Daniel Brown wrote: >> As a relatively-new contributor to this list (read: under 2 >> years), I realize that I have no business requesting a change, but >> I'll breech etiquette and hope for the best. >> >> Can we update the filters on the list to have the reply-to address >> header marked to the php-general address? The reason I ask this is >> because, when people are on vacation (such as Juan is now), we receive >> responses to our personal addresses. Secondly, we have to continually >> "Reply All" the messages, which - though it's not a problem - can >> cause issues when attempting to respond to those "[URGENT]" replies. >> Third, our addresses are included in gmane, et al, which is an >> inherent risk --- I understand. >> >> Maybe it's just the ramblings of someone attempting to read and >> type on a limited-bandwidth mobile device while bored due to delays in >> mass-transit facilities (here, read: I'm fucking exhausted, and yes, I >> dropped the "F" bomb). In either case, it's not conducive to a new >> contributor to have to weed through "vacation response" messages each >> time he/she replies to the list. > > I agree here. > > I am on many lists and if I'm interested in something then I expect > people to expect me to read the list for replies. But for noobs, the > personal reply is quite good. > > I guess the rule should be "public list -> reply to poster", > "subscription list -> reply to list". > > AFAIK Gmane etc. can be configured to obfuscate email addresses - > certainly other lists I read through Gmane are... > > Col I'd bet we did this a number of times over the last few years; all I can offer other than suggesting a search of the archives is http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html which puts a view for not mucking around with the headers on mailing list messages. FWIW as a sometime mailing list admin I fully support the products or services therein :-) Cheers -- David Robley "I like camping," said Tom intently. Today is Sweetmorn, the 65th day of Confusion in the YOLD 3173. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
