Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
David B Teague wrote:
I use Verizon.net for my email. There lies a boodle of trouble. I do
think that a change or two in the manner that email is sent would
help me get this list on the Verizon white list. I have received
several notices of bounced mail from the mailing list daemon.
Verizon wants the address of the person from whom I can't receive
email for its white list, but the problem is the "FROM:" line for
mail from this list is the person who sends the email to the list. I
can't send the address of every person on this list to Verizon for
consideration for their white list.
Is it possible for the "From" line to read the same for all messages
to this list?
If there is a better place to make this suggestion, please advise.
The person who handles our mailing list should see your note and
respond. I suspect, though, that what you ask is not one of the
choices. All of the OOo mailing lists that I am subscribed to work the
same way as the OOoAuthors list.
As a workaround, may I suggest you get an account at gmail or similar
to use for the OOoAuthors list? If you wish, you can set up a gmail
account so you can pick up your mail using your regular email client;
you don't have to use their web interface.
--Jean
Jean
Thank you for your note. Since I asked about this on the list, I sent
email to www.verizon.net/whitelist asking that openoffice.org be put
on my whitelist That I received mail I sent to the list and yours may
mean that Verizon has actually put this on my whitelist. If things
don't go well, I can use your suggestion, or I could just turn off
Verizon's spam filter and and use Thunderbird's baysian filter (which is
pretty good.)
Warmest Regards
David Teague
