On Sat, 3 May 1997, Dan Lester wrote:

> At 09:23 AM 5/2/97 -0500, you wrote:
> >>Hi, our server seems to capitalize the name of the server and lists when
> >>sending mail.   When we go into the setup configuration, some options are
> >>in all caps, some are lower-upper both, but we can't seem to change the
> >>all-caps.  I wouldn't even ask, but some pesky users are complaining....
> >><g>
> >>
> >>Seth
> >=============
> >
> >So does mine.  Hey, Seth -- sounds like we have the same users.  Could the
> >upper case headers be a PC thing?
> >
>
> Tell your users to get a life and quit worrying about a nonissue.  The
> domain name is case-insensitive, so it just doesn't matter.  For that
> matter, so is the listname, at least on non-U**x boxes.
>
> cyclops
>
>
> Dan Lester
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> In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.  Erasmus, 1534
>

The case of the list name and/or server is important if users and
list owner's are using filters that are case sensitive.

Plus one can invest a lot of time into creating an aesthetically pleasing
look to the list.  Details are important.

F. Leon
LUDWIG