Re: Gcc/Newsgroups header depending on mail addresses?

[Harry Putnam <reader@newsguy.com>]

Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE (Kai Großjohann) writes:

> I've got a group where I put mails that go to a specific mailing
> list.  But some mails that belong to the same subject are addressed to
> me personally and don't go to the mailing list.
> 
> So when composing a followup, I would like to omit the Gcc header if
> the mailing list address is in To or Cc, but include the Gcc header
> otherwise.
> 
> Is there some predefined functionality in Gnus for doing this?

Hope this doesn't confuse the issue for Kai:

I had a similar desire but with some differences.  A way to gcc
depending on who a message is from, but not in a group where G p would
do that job.  If that sounds confusing, here is a try at explaining it
better.

I generally scan my incoming mail in a preinbox made for that
purpose. Often I find it more convenient than pawing through my
dozens of groups for things to respond to.  Once done scanning then
run `B r' respool.  So a normal split is then done.

I've found over time that probably 20% of my incoming mail, I
recognize what it is and where from, without splitting.  Also know
what to do with it.  So some stuff I handle immediately while still in
prein box.  This bypasses cool gcc or other stuff you might set in G
p.  Also means I sometimes inadvertanly double whammy people because
I'm so used to wide replying (F) to everthing.

Now how might I go about ensuring that messages that will endup in a
group with G p set for gcc, will get the gcc header even if replied to
from preinbox.  Some way for gnus to know where a split would have put
the message and gcc accordingly.