Of course, if you post identical copy to multiple lists on a regular basis, a super-list might be the way to handle this.

Nathan

At 10:17 AM 11/14/2011 -0500, Valdis Kletnieks wrote:
>On Mon, 14 Nov 2011 09:30:15 EST, Sante La Civita said:
>> Does anyone know how I can prevent people from getting more than one
>> duplicate email when they are on multiple lists?  In other words, we send
>> one email to two lists and the person is on both list and therefore receives
>> two duplicate emails.
>
>In general, there's no really good way to totally address this issue.  Listserv *can*
>do *some* duplicate elimination, sometimes.  But there's corner cases it really
>can't do anything about:
>
>1) person posts to list1@listserv and a copy gets sent to the recipient. Three minutes
>later, the person poststhe same thing to list2@listserv that the recipient is also on.
>
>2) There's really no way for Listserv to know that [log in to unmask]
>and [log in to unmask] are really aliases for each other, or that
>[log in to unmask] is forwarding to one of the others.
>
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