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Posted by BLob on 12/16/05 18:52
"Tim Roberts" <timr@probo.com> a ιcrit dans le message de news:
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> "BLob" <blob@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> >
> >BCC is often not a good thing, as servers might refuse the mails or tag
them
> >as SPAM.
>
> That's nonsense, too. Most mailing lists are sent out with a single "To:
> Mailing List Recipients" in the body, with all of the recipient names
> blind.
That is why most mailing lists servers are tagged as spam when I receive
them.
Then again, most GOOD mailing lists servers send lists and newsletters with
To: youremailadress@example.com and not with all recipient names in Bcc:
field (for example I think Sympa - www.sympa.org - is a good mailing lists
server). Why would they do so if there was no reason for it ?
BLob
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