On 04.02.16 11:24, Dominik Vogt wrote: > On some mailing lists you're expected to keep people on CC, for > example the gcc lists. So I need kind of a combination of a list > reply and a group reply, i.e. put the list address in "To:" and > add all other addresses that would be included in a group reply to > "CC:". > > Or put in another way: In a group reply, if there is at least one > mailing list in the recipient list, put all of them in the "To:" > header and stick all non-list-recipients into the "CC:" header.
OK, as is, "To:" becomes the sender of the post to which we're replying, i.e. the person to whom we actually are replying, and "CC:" is the list and all the other recipients of the prior post, i.e. the CC recipients. The effect of that is the same as your proposed aesthetic variant, AIUI. On gcc-patches, for example, posts use every variant of the above, and even have several recipients on "To:", and others on "CC:". But the most common is the native behaviour of mutt, I observe. I.e. the list is more often on "CC:". Erik
