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So, gathering these suggestions, I think we need three, uhm, thingies:

1)  Ordinary mail groups
When you press, `f', the From is put in the To, and the Cc and To is
put in the Cc.

2) Closed mailing list groups.
These are lists that only subscribers post to.  The user will add a
`to-address' parameter, and `a' and `f' will use that address and that
address only -- all From, To and Cc headers are ignored.

3) Open mailing list groups.
The user will add a `to-list' group parameter.  This is used when
doing the `a' command.  When doing an `f', the From is put in the To,
and the To and Cc are put in the Cc.  

1) and 2) are what is in Gnus 5 while 3) is new.  I think this should
cover everything.  Or most common cases, anyway.

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