Re: [Evolution] Bounce/remail command
- From: Christian Borup <borup borup com>
- To: u07ih abdn ac uk
- Cc: evolution helixcode com
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Bounce/remail command
- Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 20:38:28 +0200
u07ih abdn ac uk wrote:
OK I'll bite.
Could you explain why you use bounce instead of forward?
I used it a fair bit in pine long time ago, but only because it didn't forward
right.
Bascially, I have 2 email accounts,
one for list emails and one for private emails.
If there's an email to the list account that I want to follow up on, and think
it is likely to turn into a discussion, that I don't want to loose track of,
then I can bounce it to the private account. Likewise email that should have
gone to the private account, but went to the list one, can be redirected without
hassle.
Only the private account can print emails, so if there's an interesting mail on
the list I can bounce it to the other account and print it without having > in
front of everything.
But a forwarded message doesn't have to be mangled, in fact it should just be
forwarded as is in a message/rfc822 mimepart (with headers and everything).
This way the original message can be read, printed or even replied to.
Just because many mail clients forward stuff wrongly, doesn't mean we need to keep
dooing so.
./borup
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