I feel equally tentative yet compelled to report possible sighting of 3 purple
martins flying near my house in se Roseburg.
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From: Anya Shortridge
Date: Sun, Jul 7, 2019 9:27 AM
To: matthewghunter@xxxxxxxxx;ub;mjmello@xxxxxxxxx;
Cc:
Subject:[Umpqua Birds] Re: Umpqua Birds--Operational Change Comment
Default to reply to all. Folks know they've joined a "group" list...
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From: umpquabirds-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <umpquabirds-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on
behalf of MJ Mello <mjmello@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, July 7, 2019 9:24:59 AM
To: matthewghunter@xxxxxxxxx; ub
Subject: [Umpqua Birds] Re: Umpqua Birds--Operational Change Comment
I vote for all, too. Thanks Matt for all your work setting this up.
On 7/6/2019 6:04 PM, Matthew G Hunter wrote:
Hi Folks,
When Umpqua Birds was first moved to Freelists, the default setup
was that when anyone hit reply, it went to everyone on the list.
Occasionally, one of us would hit reply and write a personal note to
the sender, only to find out it went to the whole group. Sometimes
this was a little embarrassing; most of the time it was
inconsequential. In any case, we changed the default setting so that
if one hits reply the message goes only to the original sender. To
reply to the whole group, one needs to click a dropdown arrow in your
email program and select REPLY ALL.
This works okay, but some people forget that hitting reply goes only
to the original sender. I often reply to all in an effort to continue
a group conversation, but then someone will reply only to me, thus
ending the "group" conversation, and making me wonder whether or not I
should reply and "re-send" the message to the whole group, or whether
the person intended to send their message only to me.
Sooo, I'm considering changing the settings back to the default
"reply" being to the entire group. It is, after all, a group list.
Let me know what you think--or reply all and let everyone know. Thanks.
Matt Hunter
Administrator
Umpqua Birds email list
