Jennifer Boyer on thu 10 nov 05
Chris's email address( which was indeed in the header of the email to
clayart ) got stripped out in Marta's reply.
Marta is right: the sender's email is always in the header for me too.
I can click on their personal email if I want to reply only to them,
rather than to the whole list.
But are some email programs different in that the Clayart messages do
not show the sender's email? I notice that some people send
messages(for individuals) to the list because they say they can't find
the individuals email address. I can always see it. Others can't ?
Jennifer
On Nov 9, 2005, at 10:14 PM, Marta Matray Gloviczki wrote:
> i read clayart in the archive. there you can see the
> sender name and also her e-mail address.
> with only a click, i can respond to the whole list or
> only to the sender, privately.
> that brings up a question: why do you list your own
> e-mail address like in this post chris did?
>
>>>> send jpg images to me at
> schafale (at) earthlink (dot) net>>>>
>
> i copied and pasted the whole post here below, so you
> can see that her address is already there without the
> cautionary (at) and (dot) and such.
> i am sure there must be a good reason to do that,
> (safety?) but could you explain what is it, and if it
> really does any good at all?
> i saw it many times on clayart and would like to
> understand.
>
> thanks,marta
>
>>>>>>>>
> Clayart
> From: Chris Schafale
>
> Subject: new gallery idea for potteryforms.org
>
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Jennifer Boyer
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
http://thistlehillpottery.com
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