[Mailman-Users] query re "message has implicit destination"

[Bretton Vine]

Brad Knowles said the following on 2006/08/31 02:37 AM:
> So, does my opinion count?

Of course it does. Credentials are useful, experience more so. Heck next
week we have a whole bunch of experts here to give opinions to the industry
(shameless plug for iweek)

> The person in question wouldn't happen to be named András Salamon

Nope, but he's a key figure on the network I look after and has been
involved in it various ways since inception and to this day.

> Last I had heard, András had left the day-to-day management work down in
> .ZA, and had gone on to establish one of the leading venture capital
> firms down there, but I haven't checked in with him lately, so maybe
> he's off doing something else now.

Oxford atm.

> The answer is that it's turned on by default because that's the safest
> choice.  Period.  End of discussion.

Fair enough. At least there is something to reference now instead of
"I don't know, give me 5 mins with google and I'll get back to you"
<grin>

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