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Multiple clients over Linux PPTP --- Motion to Ban Use of Undisclosed Recipients on this List



Using undisclosed recipients on a mailing list sucks,
because it renders standard filters useless.  I filter on
"discuss at blu.org" and "discuss-digest at blu.org" in both the
"To" and "CC" fields.

If people insist on doing this, then the mailing list needs
to do something to enable msg filtering, perhaps
automatically prepending to the subject line a string useful
for filtering, e.g., "Blu.Org", etc., however this is
undesirable since it wastes line space.

How else might this problem be solved?

I move that the practice of using undisclosed recipients on
this list be banned, and implemented in the rules for the
mailing list processing of msgs, so that humans don't have
to keep going through this sort of thing.

Would someone please second this motion?

Thanks.

John
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