>Ah, but how the list functions in this respect is a function of >your email software. If your email software worked properly, the >list's behavior would make sense. Unfortunately, Outlook is >broken, and I believe unfixable wrt this problem. That's a pretty elitist way of looking at things. It sounds like you're taking a somewhat myopic view of the problem by casting it strictly in terms of MS Outlook. It isn't all about Outlook or any single client. If I was having this list sent to my Yahoo address I'd have exactly the same problem. On Yahoo, I can filter on From:, To:, Subject: and Body. That's it. Gmail, Netscape, Hotmail, MSN, and the dozens of other free email hosts are going to have similar or more likely less capable filtering. It's a big internet out there and it's no longer one that's filled with Unix hackers who understand the underlying infrastructure and have the tools at their disposal to manipulate that infrastructure. I personally can't see why any mailing list in today's world would tell its users to like it or lump it when a simple solution exists that can solve everyone's problem, even if it's not the "correct" or elegant one. *shrug* I'll say no more about it. I wasn't looking to start an argument thread, just make a request for a feature that's pretty clearly considered undesirable by the operators. Case closed.