When a message is distributed, it is from the list it was posted to.

When a message is sent through a super-list, there is no reference to
anything about any of the sub-lists in the outgoing traffic.  All it
does is suck up the sub-list subscribers and unduplicate the resulting
collection of target addresses.

Being a subscriber to the super-list itself does have one particular
appeal: you may set your subscription to nomail and you will not receive
any super-list messages, regardless of any membership you might have in
the various sub-lists.

On 2/5/2015 4:54 PM, F J Kelley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is (I hope) a quick question and was going to test it myself, but a
> different crisis came up, so I thought I'd better ask ...
>
> If I have a super list with this config
>
> send= (subA)
> send= (subB)
> send= private
> ...
>
> sub-lists= subA,subB
>
> And subscriberA1 posts, will it be seen as from the Super list or from
> the sublist you are a member of (we'll ignore the subscribers to Super
> for this)?

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