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From: Maxym Synytsky <synytsky@uz.gov.ua>
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 14:15:49 +0000
Subject: Re: echoposts
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Christian Laursen wrote:

>>> To: somelist@somewhere.com
>>> Cc: foo@bar.example.com
>>>So in case foo@bar.example.com is subscribed to the list, you want to
>>>strip the Cc:?
>>
>>Well, no. Stripping Cc: won't help, because the message to foo@bar.example.com
>>is already sent. I'd like mlmmj to send such post to somelist@somewhere.com
>>minus foo@bar.example.com, in case foo@bar.example.com exists in
>>somelist@somewhere.com .
> 
> I never saw the logic in that and find it irritating when I subscribe to
> lists with that behaviour. You end up with only one message, yes, but in
> the wrong folder. So when you search for something in the folder for that
> list it isn't there but in the inbox instead.
With folders this is only the matter of right filter.