multiple copies
John Beavers
jbeavers at csli.stanford.edu
Tue May 1 04:21:41 UTC 2001
Hi, Dan, I don't think this is the problem since I've gotten every single
message twice and haven't sent one (and have therefore not been in any
"reply-to" or cc's). re a previous message, all of the duplicates are
being bounced from an particular address of someone on the list. But
you're right about the "reply all" thing, it's a gauranteed way to send
duplicates.
Cheers,
John Travis Beavers
-"Feel fit beatnik man out to make it rich..."
On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, Dan Parvaz wrote:
> > I've been getting multiple copies of all the messages in this now rather
> > lengthy discussion of HPSG vs. P&P. Does anyone know how to avoid this?
>
> Most email list managers have a way of setting a "Reply-to:" flag that
> will allow replied to be sent to the list. Otherwise, what most email
> clients will do is to send mail back to the "From:" address, which does
> not include hpsg-l. The workaround is to "Reply All" and delete the
> individual address, leaving hpsg-l. Evidently, someone didn't do the
> necessary pre-housekeeping and sent to some individuals plus the list.
> This can snowball in a hurry, as folks respond to responses.
>
> So, does the list manager (whoever that may be!) know whether the
> "Reply-to" (or failing that, the "From") value is set?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dan.
>
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