Anyway, the list should be signing messages after adding subject line
prefixes, and after adding body footers. It's the list's signature,
and the list's reputation that need to be assessed by the
recipient. There are many other modifications that a list might make
(like stripping attachments, body prefixes, and so on) that would
make l= useless.
Quite right. It would be helpful to me if people could explain what
problem they're trying to solve when they bring up mailing lists yet
again. "Some lists break submitters' signatures" is a fact, not a
problem. "I am trying to do X with my list mail, but I can't so I
have to do Y instead" would be a problem.
R's,
John
PS: "Someone might want to do Q, W, and J, even though nobody's ever
wanted to do it before" is definitely not a problem.
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