>My method, matching the Sender: header or whicher is appropriate to the
>list, is still superior.
You are arguing that your method is superior, when my method has
not lost a single Linux kernel message in 2 years since I've been
on the list. Pointless...
>It is cleaner and easier to understand, and doesn't depend on
>mysterious macros.
There is nothing mysterious about the macro at all. Read the
documentation.
>I notice your macro doesn't handle "Sender:" fields.
It is not my macro. It is built into procmail. Someone
suggested that I use it, as it works well, and after I discovered
it, I tried it out on several mailing lists for which I could not
get every single message to filter properly, and the TO macro did
it perfectly.
>:0
>* ^Sender:.*owner-linux-kernel@vger.rutgers.edu
>linux-kernel
Good for you.
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