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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] List etiquette
From: xfsgpr@hotmail.com (Good Guy)

On 29/10/2013 19:08, Andrea Faulds wrote:
> Good evening all,
>
> I often receive duplicate emails when somebody replies to me or to a 
> thread containing me. I assume this is because of use of the "Reply 
> All" button, where "Reply List" should be used (or "Reply" if your 
> client lacks it, but setting the To: field to internals).
>
> Is this the reason? If so, I'd suggest to people who are guilty of it 
> to use their client's Reply List feature. It saves the environment by 
> avoiding duplicate emails :P
>
> Thanks.

You must be getting duplicate from the list server to notify you of a 
reply.  I only get for the thread I reply to or my own new threads.  
Generally I use NNTP.


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