I'm not entirely surprised to hear that there are some unix-based mail
clients that support that, but I suspect that's not a particularly
interesting bit of data. I wasn't asking for suggestions for *ME* to be
able to switch to a List-*:-savvy mail client, but rather in the context
of our being list managers whether the members of our lists that CAN do
that form much more than a set of measure zero.
Chuq: you administer [or at least used to] Apple mailing lists with
hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Is there a commonly used mailer in
the Apple world that handles the List-* headers?
I don't think that any of the common [or even uncommon] MUAs in the
Windows world handle it..
And so I think that we're just nowhere near the time to be able to talk
about actually *USING* those headers in any serious way for real-world
mailing lists, wouldn't you say? As was pointed out, LOTS of folk use
MUAs that can't even _filter_ on those headers, much less actually
*support* them as they were intended...
/bernie\
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