On 16/01/14 7:59 AM, Reindl Harald wrote:
Am 15.01.2014 21:43, schrieb Ben Schmidt:
Another is that sometimes people have direct copies delivered to their inbox, but copies via the list filtered into a folder. Such users want both copies.
the opposite is true such users *do not* want both copies
I am such a user, and I want both.
It is true, though, that some users do not want both. Such users, though, set up their filters differently--any mail *including* the list address, not just delivered via the list, will go into the list's folder for those users.
the reason someone has sieve filters for lists is that he want filter out list-traffic and not mix it with business email which has a completly different priority in read
Except if a list reply is directly relevant to him, in which case he hopes, or even asks, the list to explicitly CC him on any replies so they come to his inbox as higher priority mail.
Actually, the user who wants these duplicate copies can make it work that way even if the MLM filters the mail, too, by copying any list mail explicitly addressed to them into their inbox.
But either way, it relies on list users using Reply All so that he gets both the list copy and the direct copy. This requires the mail client to offer that feature, and it also requires the list users to have the culture of doing this, or responding to the user's request to do it.
In Thunderbird, the "Reply All" button turns into a "Reply List" button when a mailing list is detected
no, i have three buttons
- reply
- reply-all
- reply-list
guess why - because it are 3 different actions and reasons
Screen shot attached for your examination.
I don't know why it is different; maybe because my screen is smaller than yours, or because the platform is different.
Ben.
