RE: [Plug] Potential new meeting place

[Jonathan Disher <jdisher@pinit.ece.drexel.edu>]

IIRC, RRQ's were a modification to the standard internet mail RFC 822 (or
whichever) first introduced by Microsoft.  

But. from your last post...

X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2448.0)

I guess you already knew that.  Dunno bout you, but Eudora has a little
button in the Compose Message window for RRQ's (has "RR" in it).  In your
situation, simply unclicking this would suffice.

Of course, Nick, if you like, *EVERY* member of the PLUG list (I'm sure
this is 150+) can respond to EVERY one of your RRQ's.  Post 5 messages, get
750 replies.

Not only is it a waste of bandwidth and /var/spool/mail, it's annoying to
the few of us who still use Windows because Eudora has decent mail
filtering capabilities.  And yes, I know that procmail will do the same,
but I don't have the time right now to deal with that (at least, not until
O'Reilly publishes a book about it).

Please remove them.

--Jonathan Disher
--System Administrator, VHDL Lab
--Student of Information Systems
--Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
--http://pinit.ece.drexel.edu/

At 04:58 PM 6/11/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Tim,
>   I use my PC at work, and I use return reciepts for business use.  I don't
>want to turn them off everytime I email PLUG, and then turn them back on
>when I am working.  I use these for a purpose.  I apologize if it bothers
>you and anyone else.
>Nick


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