I vote to keep the 'reply-to-sender' option. If one wants to cc a
reply message to the list, that's easy. E.g., the Tweeters designation
in my personal cyber-address book is simply coded 'bird;' if your server
or email software allows setting up an address book, add Tweeters to your
list. Correspondents on the UofWA server are always asked if a reply
message is to go to 'all recipients', too. If you want your reply to go
to Tweeters and whoever else, just type 'y.' Or delete specific
recipients, etc............... How did we live before all these
communication options?! I can barely recall life before the WWW!

Breathlessly waiting for the avian landfall swept north by the California
storms. (Actually our higher-than-normal local rainfall = cabin-fever.)

A "no-brainer" as the saying goes and Cheers (in favor of saving space AND
face,)
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Maureen Ellis me2 at u.washington.edu Univ of WA and Des Moines, WA

"Finding the occasional straw of truth awash in a great ocean of
confusion and bamboozle requires vigilance, dedication, and courage."
-Carl Sagan-
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