On Mon, Nov 23, 1998 at 05:41:51PM +0100, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> >>>>> "Amir" == Amir Karger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> Amir> The problem is that when I send mail to the list, lazy people
> Amir> like Asger and Jean-Marc just hit "Reply to all", which sends a
> Amir> reply to the mailing list and to me, so I get two copies. 
> 
> Well, when I feel like it, I try to remove the extraneous headers. So
> you think that the fact that I don't do it every time means that I am
> lazy ???

I would say "yup", but you might get offended.

> Amir> Mate mentioned a way to fix this, which was to get a
> Amir> "mail-follow-up"-compliant mailer. I did my part and started
> Amir> using Mutt today.  Now when will the lazy people start doing
> Amir> that?
> 
> Well, if somebody told me how to do it with rmail, I would be very
> happy. Otherwise, I'll have to switch to GNUS, which might be a good
> thing.

Well, I can't tell you, since to use rmail I would have to use emacs, and that
might make my head explode. No, I can't get the energy up for a flame-war on a
Monday morning. I actually learned emacs when I first started on Unix. Then I
took a programming course, and the professor made us all learn vi, because
starting up 300 emacsen on the school computers would have crashed the system.
("Do you have another target in mind, perhaps? A military target? Then name
the system!") So I'm not quite as vehemently against it as some.

> PS: you forgot that it was not no-smiley-day anymore. I find your
> message offensive and await your excuses.

Well, I would apologize, but I'm too angry, because I just got a second copy
of your message in my mailbox...

-Amir

p.s. now that I've got mutt, I can even use ispell! Too bad I'm too lazy to do
so.

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