The behavior you see happens when someone replies, removes the SATalk subject tag, and replies to you directly (usually including a CC or To: to the list as well).
I have gotten several messages where someone CC'ed or To'ed me directly in this manner and included the list as well. Those messages I get 2 copies of, only one of them will have the [SAtalk] header, as only one of them actually goes to the list.
You should get 2 copies of this message as well.. one tagged, one not. Since I'm sending to you, and to the list, and removed the tag.
I personally set my Eudora filters for this list to match the X-BeenThere header, instead of To: or Subject, this way messages that are addressed strangely to the list get dropped in the right folder.
This also means that direct-to-me copies of messages wind up left in my inbox, regardless of wether or not it's also sent to the list. Something I find handy for tracking direct replies to messages I sent. (yes, I really do want people to reply-all and include me if they want to make sure I follow the thread, which is why my reply-to header doesn't have the list address in it when I send my messages)
At 02:26 PM 12/12/2002 -0800, Evan Platt wrote:
At 01:45 PM 12/12/2002, you wrote:If you reply to a message, and remove the [SA] header, it won't add it. Like see above, you typed [SA] in, but I removed it, so it's not there.I feel stupid now.. I guess not. I've seen a few messages without the [SAtalk].... So... how come people? ;)
Make sense?? ;)
Evan
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