oooohhhhh... bitten once again by an evil "reply-to"-setting mailing list

[Randal Schwartz <merlyn@stonehenge.com>]

OK, what can I do about those lame mailing lists (about a fourth of
them, in my experience) that add "reply-to: the-list@where.ever", so
that both the "r" and the "f" buttons do EXACTLY the SAME THING?

Is there something I can set in the group-params that says "ignore
reply-to"?

Of course, I've tried to convince these folks time and time again that
this means that an *individual* cannot add a "reply-to" to their own
message and have it be used. :(

But they claim "hey, it makes it easier for people to keep the
conversations on the list instead of amongst the individuals".  <Sigh>
The average IQ of the net is dropping rapidly.

At least I didn't say something very embarassing this time.  Last time
it was much worse, and I raised more hell over it.  Still to no avail.
(Funny, that group said that nearly everyone that signs on and gets
bit then complains... I think they feel it is a rite of passage. :)

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