[Mailman-Users] Block reply to all

[Schwartz, Robert - IS]

Maybe I can put a message at the top of every mail being send "Do not do a reply all".  How do you do this?

Robert P. Schwartz



Schwartz, Robert - IS wrote:
> Does anyone know a way to block a reply to all?  I would like my users to not be able to reply to all to post a message.  If the want to post a message, they should post it not just reply to a previous message.

As others have said, I'm not sure this is a good idea, unless your goal
is to annoy your users and impede communication.  But one thing that
would have the side-effect of blocking a reply-to-all is changing the
list settings so that the list only accepts mails if there is exactly
one recipient.

You can do this under Privacy Options -> Recipient Filters
Set "Ceiling on acceptable number of recipients for a posting." to 1

Then anyone hitting reply-to-all will get a message saying that their
message is held because there are too many recipients, since any
reply-to-all will include both the sender address and the list address.

  Terri

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