[ale] [CONTRACT WORK OFFERRED] Perl Programmer(s) in Atlanta

[Robert L. Harris]

It's not a function of the mail client.  The mailing list re-writes the
"reply-to" field to ale at ale.org

At work if someone sends an email to my "group" I can hit "reply" and
reply to them directly because the reply-to field defaults to the user
who sent me the email.  If I want to reply to them and copy to my group
I can tell my mailer to "reply-to-all" which goes to the original
sender and then tacks on the rest of the original recipients as well.


Thus spake Dylan Northrup (docx at io.com):

> Fletch wrote:
> 
> >[ Reply that was obviously meant for the original poster and attached
> > 70k+ resume snipped . . . ]
> >
> >ALL HAIL REPLY TO LIST BY DEFAULT!  IT JUST WORKS SO MUCH BETTER!
> > 
> >
> 
> If the person wanted to reply to the sender, they would have chosen the 
> option in their mail client to do so.  If they do not know enough of 
> their mail client to be able to make this distinction, they should a) 
> become more educated on their mail client or b) change mail clients.
> 
> --  
> Dylan Northrup <*> docx at io.com <*> http://www.io.com/~docx/
> "Harder to work, harder to strive, hard to be glad to be alive, but it's
> really worth it if you give it a try." -- Cowboy Mouth, 'Easy'
> 
> 
> 
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