You have several choices, but adding ^[^@]+@(.*\.)?nyc\.gov$ to acceptable
aliases isn't one of them.
The post was held because it wasn't explicitly addressed To: (or Cc:) the
list. I.e. the canonical list posting address, say <email address hidden>,
was not in To: or Cc:. Maybe it was a Bcc: to the list. Maybe the post was
addressed to <email address hidden>.
If the former, and you can't convince to poster to explicitly address the
list, then you have to turn off require_explicit_destination. If the
latter, you can add <email address hidden> to acceptable aliases.
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Re: your followup.
You have several choices, but adding ^[^@]+@ (.*\.)? nyc\.gov$ to acceptable
aliases isn't one of them.
The post was held because it wasn't explicitly addressed To: (or Cc:) the
list. I.e. the canonical list posting address, say <email address hidden>,
was not in To: or Cc:. Maybe it was a Bcc: to the list. Maybe the post was
addressed to <email address hidden>.
If the former, and you can't convince to poster to explicitly address the explicit_ destination. If the
list, then you have to turn off require_
latter, you can add <email address hidden> to acceptable aliases.