How can I bring up a topic via Email or answer? I recently had a question for the “Platform” category, but could not find out to which address I have to write. After a short time, I got a very helpful answer (thanks!), and wanted to reply, but the address was “noreply@…”.
The Discourse web interface is not my cup of tea and I can work much better and faster in (neo)mutt. My understanding is, that Discourse does support that. But how? Many thanks!
We had gtk mailing list for more than 10 years, but I can not remember a post of you 
Have you asked google? “Discourse email” points me to
https://meta.discourse.org/t/start-a-new-topic-via-email-e-mail/62977
so maybe you try that before asking help from Mr Bassi.
Or maybe
While “From” is indeed “noreply@”, the “Reply-To” field is properly set
and, if you’re reading this, works.
While “From” is indeed “noreply@”, the “Reply-To” field is properly set
and, if you’re reading this, works.
Yes, I was confused. Many thanks! Still, my main question
remains: I don’t know how to bring up a new topic by email,
e.g. in the Platform category.
We had gtk mailing list for more than 10 years, but I can not remember a post of you
Why would that matter? How do you know which email lists I read?
How would you know under which email accounts I wrote to which
mailing lists? But, well, yes, most of my mails to any Gnome
related mailing lists are much older than ten years. 
Have you asked google? “Discourse email” points me to
Configure incoming email to create new topics or group messages - admins - Discourse Meta
so maybe you try that before asking help from Mr Bassi.
I’m not aware that I asked Mr Bassi, but anyway, many thanks for
the link. If I understand correctly, I have to send email to
Platform@discourse.gnome.org to open a new topic in the Platform
category? Is that correct?
Many thanks again!
But yes, platform@discourse.gnome.org should work
Many thanks, Neil!
That is the information, that was not so easy to get for me.
Maybe I’m a little bit dumb, but maybe this information should
be available more prominently? Maybe you can add this to your
other post:
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