[Ravensfort] About the "Reply-to" settings of the Ravensfort list

[byzytym]

I personally like the thread to be attached to emails that I respond to and 
for emails when someone else responds as well.  When all you have is the 
answer, many times you have to go searching and jumping from email to email 
to understand what the question is.  Giovanna has her thread disabled and it 
is hard to follow the conversation at times.
Just my too sense.

V NV


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James Northfolke" <jamesnorthfolke at gmail.com>
To: <bertasdragonfly at yahoo.com>
Cc: <ravensfort at lists.ansteorra.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2009 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Ravensfort] About the "Reply-to" settings of the Ravensfort 
list


> tuppence ;)
>
>
> Berta Allen wrote:
>> TTherasia, thanks for the option! Experience showed (at the time it was 
>> started) that it helped to have a safety catch to prevent people from 
>> "passionately responding too quickly before thinking of other innocent 
>> people on the list that are stuck having to delete the explosions" to 
>> something they did not like reading for all the world to read 'cause it 
>> gave that minimum one degree of separation (if you will) to have to stop 
>> & carefully select "reply" & think to ask yourself ... is it really worth 
>> it?
>>  Though we have been the most civilized on this list for quite awhile 
>> now, so why change it?  As soon as we do, Raven's Fort will possibly be 
>> the "have you seen the explosive posts on the RF list lately - wow!" 
>> 'cause murphy's law just works that way...
>>  my two pence worth with regards,
>> ~chrystal~
>>  "Noli simul flare sorbereque"
>>
>> --- On *Tue, 3/10/09, Cat Clark /<drchelm at rocks4brains.com>/* wrote:
>>
>>     It has been said here at least twice since I arrived in these fair
>>     climes that the list settings that set the "reply-to" address to the
>>     original poster's email address can not be changed.  This turns out
>>     not to be the case.  It is a simple change to make the default
>>     "reply-to" address that of the list itself.  To make this change, one
>>     of the list owners needs to go into the list admin webpage for the
>>     list at lists.ansteorra.org.  After inputting the list-owner 
>> password,
>>     the list admin software will drop them onto the top level admin page,
>>     which is subtitled "General Options Section."  Once there, it is a
>>     simple matter to scroll down not very far to the option box which
>>     says:
>>
>>     "Where are replies to list messages directed? Poster is strongly
>>     recommended for most mailing lists."
>>
>>     Immediately to the right are radio buttons for three choices:
>>     "Poster", "This list", and "Explicit address"
>>
>>     One clicks on the button for "This list", thus disabling the button
>>     for "Poster"
>>
>>     Then, one scrolls to the very bottom of the web page and clicks the
>>     "submit changes" button, thus putting the Ravensfort list on the same
>>     reply-to status as most of the other mailing lists at
>>     lists.ansteorra.org
>>
>>     Of course this begs the question of whether the folks on the
>>     Ravernsfort list want to have the "reply-to" setting set to the list
>>     address instead of the original poster's email address.  I know it
>>     would make my life happier not sending posts meant for the general
>>     conversation on the list to only the most recent previous responder 
>> to
>>     a list thread, but hey, that's just me.  ;-)
>>
>>     ttfn
>>     Therasia
>>     co-owner of scriptoris at lists.ansteorra.org 
>> <mailto:scriptoris at lists.ansteorra.org>
>>
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