1 Jul
2002
1 Jul
'02
8:47 a.m.
Alex White <meltie(a)myrealbox.com> wrote:
Putting it in the headers is a nice touch but hardly
the first place i'd
look for unsub info.
It seems to be the wave of the present for automated mailing lists.
Personally I miss the days when, given a list addressed "list@host",
list-request@host could reasonably be assumed to be read by someone
who understood words like "please", or at least didn't reply to such
words with an error report. I like automated list-management software
too, I just don't appreciate the change of the old convention.
-Grumpy Ol' Frank
1 Jul
1 Jul
9:11 a.m.
On 1 Jul 2002, Frank McConnell wrote:
Some e-mail clients, like Pine, recognize those headers and provide the
user with options based on their values for unsubscribing and viewing
the archived messages. I'm not sure how widely supported those header
fields are in current e-mail clients, but it doesn't seem like /too/ bad
of a practice.
-brian.
Alex White <meltie(a)myrealbox.com> wrote:
Putting it in
the headers is a nice touch but hardly the first place i'd
look for unsub info.
It seems to be the wave of the present for automated mailing lists.
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