New to Apache 2007-10-02 - By David Smith
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I know in Thunderbird you can click on the email address of a message
and compose a new message to that person. It's not the same as a reply
which incorporates other header information in order to perserve the
thread association.
--David
Mark H. Wood wrote:
>On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 06:58:23PM -0400, Mark Thomas wrote:
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>>Tony Fountain wrote:
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>>>Mark,
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>>>I did not hijack a thread. I started this one myself.
>>>
>>>
>>No you didn't. You hit reply to an old message deleted the content and
>>changed the subject. Please don't do this.
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>Possibly he's an innocent victim of today's over-helpful MUAs. If I'd
>never seen or been told about the Message-ID:, In-Reply-To:, and
>References: headers, I'd think that the above actions had wiped out
>all traces of the previous thread, and I would think I'm being
>efficient by letting the MUA copy the list address for me instead of
>typing it myself.
>
>Authors of gooey MUAs would do well to support listmail better by, for
>example, providing a button to "send new message to the list that
>reflected this message", or enabling the association of a folder with
>an address and providing a button for "send to this folder's
>associated address".
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