On 10/11/2006 02:24 AM, Ian Blakeley wrote:
> I subscribe to a mailing list. When I post to the list, my posts don't
> show up in the list, but rather the sent mail folder. Is there any way
> of changing this?
>
> I've set up a filter to move all posts that have [mancixie] in the
> subject line to the mailing list folder and also the posting address.

Are you using Gmail ?


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Mumia W. (using mozilla) wrote:
> On 10/11/2006 02:24 AM, Ian Blakeley wrote:
>> I subscribe to a mailing list. When I post to the list, my posts
>> don't show up in the list, but rather the sent mail folder. Is there
>> any way of changing this?
>>
>> I've set up a filter to move all posts that have [mancixie] in the
>> subject line to the mailing list folder and also the posting address.
>
> Are you using Gmail ?
>
>
Yes. I should have mentioned that I also use my own domains for the
e-mail addy's and forward these to gmail.

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On 10/11/2006 03:54 AM, Ian Blakeley wrote:
> Mumia W. (using mozilla) wrote:
>> On 10/11/2006 02:24 AM, Ian Blakeley wrote:
>>> I subscribe to a mailing list. When I post to the list, my posts
>>> don't show up in the list, but rather the sent mail folder. Is there
>>> any way of changing this?
>>>
>>> I've set up a filter to move all posts that have [mancixie] in the
>>> subject line to the mailing list folder and also the posting address.
>>
>> Are you using Gmail ?
>>
>>
> Yes. I should have mentioned that I also use my own domains for the
> e-mail addy's and forward these to gmail.
>

I don't know how using your own domains in the e-mail addy's will affect
things, but I've head that Gmail considers such messages duplicates and
will only keep one copy.

I vaguely remember people suggesting to send using a non-gmail SMTP
server to get around this. Search this newsgroup on Google.


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