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prj@po.cwru.edu (Paul Jarc) writes:

> ITYM "Mail-Copies-To: never".  You could add that to
> message-default-headers or your posting style.  That would probably be
> the safest thing.  Getting MFT right in this case would be harder;
> getting it *almost* right would be easy, but, well, not right.  Since
> practically eveybody here uses Gnus, MCT ought to be enough.

Gnus does MFT itself, you just need to tell Gnus that sending mail to
ding@gnus.org reaches you.  See message-subscribed-addresses and
similar message-subscribed-* variables.

kai
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