[Mailman-Users] email headers question?

[Ed Lazor]

Hi =)

Is there a way to disable having this extra information show up in messages 
sent through the mailing list?  The extra information started showing up 
after a recent upgrade to mailman v2.0.1 and it looks like this:

Reply-To: writers-workshop at atfantasy.com
List-Help: <mailto:writers-workshop-request at mail.atfantasy.com?subject=help>
List-Post: <mailto:writers-workshop at mail.atfantasy.com>
List-Subscribe: 
<http://mail.atfantasy.com/mailman/listinfo.cgi/writers-workshop>,
         <mailto:writers-workshop-request at mail.atfantasy.com?subject=subscribe> 

List-Id: AtFantasy's Writer's Workshop list 
<writers-workshop.mail.atfantasy.com>
List-Unsubscribe: 
<http://mail.atfantasy.com/mailman/listinfo.cgi/writers-workshop>,
         <mailto:writers-workshop-request at mail.atfantasy.com?subject=unsubscribe> 

List-Archive: <http://mail.atfantasy.com/pipermail/writers-workshop/>
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2001 19:19:43 -0500

I tried reading through the mailman-users mailing list archive.  My search 
came up with two main items.  The first was a big debate about the pros and 
cons of these headers.  The second was a reference about this only being a 
problem in Eudora and that there's a modification you can make to the 
eudora.ini file that hides these headers.  I got the impression, but 
couldn't find specific details, that it's possible to change something on 
the server-side that will remove / hide these headers.  People on my 
mailing list are non-technical, so changing something on the server would 
be preferred over leading people through making changes to their email 
client's configuration files.

Bottom line:  are there server-side changes I can make to remove / hide 
these headers?

Thanks in advance for any advice / help you could provide.

Sincerely,

Ed Lazor
The AtFantasy Alliance
Your source for imagination.
http://www.AtFantasy.com