Re: [Evolution] Reply to all should include myself
- From: Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj ximian com>
- To: Ryan P Skadberg <skadz mindstorm com>
- Cc: Evolution Users List <evolution ximian com>
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Reply to all should include myself
- Date: 09 May 2002 13:23:20 -0400
Have you never used any other mail client? Every mail client strips your
address when doing a Reply-to-All.
Jeff
On Thu, 2002-05-09 at 11:24, Ryan P Skadberg wrote:
I have to agree with David here. Having to set up a VFolder or mailing
list to have a simple conversation is ridiculous. This has confused the
hell out of me a couple of times because I didn't get my reply in the
thread. Take an example such as 10 people (including myself) are having
a thread going back and forth about plans for Friday night. I send in a
reply just before I head to lunch and am gone for an hour or so. If I
don't get a copy of my own message, and the next message says something
along the lines of "Hey, I don't think that time will work for me" and
they didn't include my message in their reply (and I forget if I said 6
or 7), now I have to go switch folder to my Sent folder, see what I
said, go back to my INBOX and reply to the message. For me, this is
unreasonable. I think that we should at least be able to configure
whether or not we get a copy on a reply to all. It can't be THAT hard
to change code from:
if (my address) { skip; }
TO
if (my address and i don't want to reply to myself) { skip }
Skadz
On Thu, 2002-05-09 at 03:31, David Hoover wrote:
A vfolder on what?
Everything in my inbox + sent?
That breaks then if I file the threads away someplace else (unless I
made a separate vfolder for sent + whatever-other-box)
And if you were to do that, you'd effectively be doing the same thing as
auto-ccing yourself on everything. Granted, you wouldn't have the
messages coming in as unread, but you also wouldn't be able to drop them
from the list (unless you wanted to purge them for good)
And so I guess one could avoid seeing the zillions of messages by
normally reading the inbox, and only switching to the vfolder if you
have a thread you care about, but that adds the hassle of having to
realize you want to switch to the vfolder, doing it, scrolling till you
find that thread, etc.
It really seems that adding one checkbox for those of us who want "Reply
to All" to really mean what it says, not "Reply to All but Myself" is a
perfectly reasonable request.
--
David Hoover
On Wed, 2002-05-08 at 20:49, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
Then why not setup a vfolder?
Then threading won't be broken.
Jeff
On Wed, 2002-05-08 at 22:33, Michael Leone wrote:
On Wed, 2002-05-08 at 21:07, Not Zed wrote:
Why would you ever want to read something you've written yourself?
Because different people do things in different ways.
If you need to (to point out how wrong Y was in talking about X),
there's always the sent folder.
As he points out, that breaks the threading, since you then have to go
back and forth from one folder, to sent, back to the folder, etc, in
order to see the entire conversation at once, especially if any of the
parties snips the email - as I've done here.
.
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