Hi, Joe!

Was the message cc'd to multiple lists?  If so, Microsoft (UGA uses
Live@edu) and Gmail will only deliver one copy (seems random which list
gets delivered) of a message with the same message-id.  Ways to work
around:
- send the message separately to each list
- check the list archives (if any) if sender just wants to know the
message got to all lists
- sender could also subscribe at an alternate email address to check
the message got through.

js

On Wed, 30 Jan 2013, Joseph Kelley wrote:

> Was there a response to the original question:
>
> "My question to the lstown-l forum is:  Why are message senders only
> receiving one copy of their message (from one list or the other), when
> they should be receiving a copy from each list?"
>
> I am being asked the same thing.  It would make sense and reduce network traffic, but it causes the senders to wonder if their message went out to the lists.  I may have missed this in the manual, but thus far I have gone through TNEF files, attachments and other things trying to track the missing postings down.
> Thanks for any help,
> --Joe
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