On Monday 21 May 2007, Tim wrote: > Frode Petersen: > >> Here's how I have set up the filter for this list; it works here: > >> > >> For messages where one of the rules apply > >> Rule 1: 'List-Id' contains 'fedora-list.redhat.com' > >> Rule 2: 'To' contains 'fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx' > >> Move to chosen folder. > > Anne Wilson: > > I'd add > > Rule 3: 'CC' contains 'fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx' > > I wouldn't filter a list with either of the 2nd or 3rd rules. It makes > for mistakes: > > If you're on lists with list-id headers, they're redundant, at best. > So Rule 1 matches. > If you're on both lists that something gets crossposted to, all the mail > goes to one folder, instead of one to each appropriate folder. > True, but I've never found it to be a huge problem. > Private replies including a list address as a recipient get treated as > list mail, and that mayn't be appropriate. I've seen quite a few people > get their knickers in a twist because someone replied publically to what > they sent privately, because the respondent never noticed it. > That one is serious. So what's your solution where List-Id doesn't exist? > Likewise for spam. It erroneously ends up in your list mail folder. > That I've never found. Anne
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