Actually, the note earlier from Rob only worked because I hit reply
all since when I hit reply only Natasha's came up. However, when I hit
return for this message I got the list. Perhaps its an idiosyncracy of
Natasha's configuration.
Rob
Quoting Russ Hunt <[log in to unmask]>:
> Natasha says,
>
>> I have no idea why all these messages are coming to my
>> mailbox instead of going to listserv.
>
> Nor do I, but I'm grateful that Natasha noticed and forwarded
> replies back to the list.
>
> I'm working on how to fix this, but until I do, it would help if
> when you reply to the CASLL list you have a look at the To: line
> in your mailer and make sure it's going to the list rather than
> just the sender. If that's what you want.
>
> The default on the list is to send replies to the "Reply-to"
> line in the headers, and most email programs seem to allow that
> line to be the [log in to unmask] address (the note earlier from Rob,
> for instance, does) -- but for reasons I can't figure out,
> Natasha's seems to be insisting that "Reply-to" be Natasha.
>
> It's always a good idea to check -- there are lists where the
> default is to reply to the sender only, and on that sort of
> discussion if you want to contribute to the conversation you
> need to change the To: line to the list address manually. Most
> people probably already know that there are strong opinions on
> this: there are folks who think that making the default reply go
> to the list invites people to humiliate themselves by saying in
> public what they intended to be private; and then there are
> others who think that making the default reply go to the sender
> shuts discussion down. I'm in the second camp; I guess I'd
> rather be embarrassed than silenced.
>
> Anyway, I'm trying to figure out how to fix the problem with
> Natasha's email (and maybe with others; I don't know how often
> this happens). In the meantime -- or, no, always -- check who
> you're really sending your email to.
>
> We now return you to your regularly scheduled discussion of
> plagiarism (and a good one it is, too).
>
> -- Russ
>
>
>
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