I use Yahoo's web client at work to reply to this list (don't tell my boss ;) ), and it doesn't show (and is not configurable as far as I can tell) the "to" field, just the "from" field, which is the individual. However, I've worked around this with a filter that drops messages sent to "dragaera at dragaera.info" into a separate folder. Unfortunately, some of us (even those of us who are the IT manager) don't have the luxury of POP access to our personal e-mail at work. :) Andrew --- David Dyer-Bennet <dd-b at dd-b.net> wrote: > Mia McDavid <mia_mcdavid at attbi.com> writes: > > > My opinion? You bet. > > > > Having spent *a lot* of time carefully snipping > the individual's name > > and changing the cc: to to: for the dragaera line > (so as not to clog > > people's inbox with double-posting), and having > *frequently*, when > > traffic is less heavy, mistakenly sent a private > msg when I meant to > > send a public one, I (e) HATE the way this list > operates. > > > > Furthermore, and this is beyond simple > inconvenience, I have no way of > > knowing, when I have a msg from a stranger in my > in-box, if it's from > > this list (or another like it), or of it's an > obnoxious and possibly > > dangerous piece of spam. The other kind of list > always tells you if a > > msg is *from* the list in the header. Yes, by now > I know lots of > > people on this list, but there's always the newbie > and the infrequent > > poster. I would feel much more secure if all the > msg headers said > > Dragaera to start off with. > > This is bizarre; I don't understand how that can > happen. When I'm > looking at a message sent to the list, the list name > is present in the > To: or cc: header. > -- > David Dyer-Bennet, dd-b at dd-b.net / > http://www.dd-b.net/dd-b/ > John Dyer-Bennet 1915-2002 Memorial Site > http://john.dyer-bennet.net > Dragaera mailing lists, see http://dragaera.info