One note about this text.

: Reasonable mail programs have two separate ``reply'' commands:

This means: If you, fool, have an unreasonable mail program, your opinion is
uninteresting for clever mail-list readers.

Would be the change in "replays... policy" a reasonable ground for management of
 firm I work for to replace standard software?

Regards!

Vit






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> Please ignore my previous posting, I've been tricked by the infamous
> "replies go to the list" policy.
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> Am I the only one here to think that this policy brings more annoyances than
> benefits and should be changed?

Once upon a time I considered such a policy comfortable and useful.
Until I read http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html

Regards,
Oliver


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