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>>>>> "Andreas" == Andreas Fuchs <asf@ACM.ORG> writes:

    Andreas> Today, Laura Conrad <lconrad@laymusic.org> wrote:
    >> This is true only in that particular group; in my other nnml
    >> groups 'F' behaves as I expect it to.  I can't think of
    >> anything that makes that group different from some of the
    >> groups that aren't broken.  'R' works the way I expect it to.

    Andreas> Could it be that this one special group is a virtual
    Andreas> group? In that case, it often consists of two or more
    Andreas> groups. How could gnus then know to which group/address
    Andreas> it should send the follow-up?

I don't think I've ever made a virtual group.  

And I've never seen a followup in a mail group go to a news group
before.  


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