- From: Michael Symonds <MSymondsMaillists@epost.de>
- Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 19:02:16 +0200
- To: www-xsl-fo@w3.org
On Tue, 11 Sep 2001 20:20:29 +0200, you wrote: Hello Max, many thanks for your statement. >You wrote: >The list server does send an acknowledgement message if you follow the >procedure [1]. Maybe you have sent your subscription message to the >list address, in which case I might have been kind enough to subscribe >you myself (but didn't send a confirmation). I sent my subscription mail to www-xsl-fo-request@w3.org and got an acknowledge message from the server. What I mean with "it works without a confirmation-mail" is the confirmation mail from me to the maillist-server. Without this confirmation-mail everyone can make a "joke" with somebody and subscribe his/her mail-address to www-xsl-fo@w3.org. The 5 other maillists I subscribed need such a confirmation mail from the maillist-recipient. >Setting a reply-to field with the list address is discouraged in W3C >mailing lists, mostly because it can fool people into sending comments >to the list when they wanted to reply privately. I don't know about >your mail software, but it should provide two ways to reply to a post: >one to the author (called 'reply' in my case) and one to the list >(called 'followup'). Setting a reply-to field would make both >functionalities do the same, and one would have to edit the To header >by hand in order to reply privately. Unfortunately the followup-funnction is greyed (not active). Forte Agent is mostly a news-reader (e.g. with expanded threading features) and only by the way a mail software. Obviously the software "assumes" (wrong) it is not possible to followup a mail. BTW: I guess you live in the United States? - I ensure you our deep sympathy and deep compassion from every man and woman in Germany for the *total* *terrible*, *absulutely* *incredible* terror-attacks. - Michael Symonds
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