Re: Changes for emacs 28

[Gregory Heytings]

> Yes, that matches the Mailman documentation. Iʼm not sure what a good 
> solution is; Mailman adding a Reply-To with both the sender and 
> emacs-devel would no doubt also break either Outlook or rmail or both. 
> Not adding a Reply-To at all means the sender would get dropped <sigh>.

In fact not adding a Reply-To would be perfect, at least for me. 
Presumably someone who sends a message to a list has subscribed to the 
list, of if they are not, it's common to mention explicitly that they are 
not.