I happen to like bcc:
I can send to a large list of recipients
without the annoying huge list showing
up bugging the whole distro. list.
BCC: is a feature of many browsers...
so *obviously* it is up the the listowners
to defeat a bcc: if they don't want them
or the individuals on the list using filtering
techniques besides headers.
As for list members complaining about
getting email... I am always amazed at
people not wanting what they sign up to
get.
Human nature is fickle and sometimes
ignorant.
<sigh>
> > The chief mischief of Bcc'ing a list, I think, is that it defeats users'
> > attempts to filter their incoming mail using list names (etc.) in well-known
> > headers.
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