[access-uk] Re: Please, how can this be achieved?

  • From: James Scholes <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: Colin Howard <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:29:43 +0000

Hi Colin,

Here's how I see it:
If I was moderating a list with that rule, it would be easy to enforce as my 
email client has a column in the message list for the 'to' field. However, most 
email clients don't, and I don't see how he would know, unless he sits and goes 
through every single message, looking at its properties or headers to see if it 
was sent to 2 lists at once or not. And I agree, the rule is completely daft. 
It might've been an issue at some point in time, but these days, email clients 
are smart enough to recognise things like CC and multiple addresses in the To 
field. When I crosspost, I always use the to field, putting a semicolon 
inbetween the 2 addresses.

James Scholes
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