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To: ejnorman@macc.wisc.edu, drums@CS.UTK.EDU
From: "Roger Fajman" <RAF@CU.NIH.GOV>
Date:     Wed, 04 Oct 1995  00:44:33 EDT
Subject:  Re:  Comments and Resent-* header fields

> > If a message has both Resent- and non-resent fields, LISTSERV uses the
> > Resent- fields and ignore the original ones. RiceMail does pretty much
>
> >sends it to one of the moderators.  That moderator may edit the
> >message, if desired, and forward it back to the list with a Resent-From
> >containing the moderator's address.  The message will be distributed to
> >the list with the original From field intact, so that replies go to the
> >original sender, rather than the moderator.
>
> Huh, which is it?  One says replies go to Resent-From: instead of
> From:; the other is vicey versey.
>
> -- Eric Norman
>

The Resent headers are removed before the message is distributed.