Mike Scott wrote:
Barbara Duprey wrote:
...
I did copy the OP (as another To:). When I respond to an
unsubscribed user, as in this case, I generally include a
statement at the top that
That's good, except others can't see that you've done this!
?? Thunderbird, and I thought all other e-mail programs, will
automatically display a list of the To and CC recipients of a message
No, that's not necessarily true. It rather depends on the display
options set - for various reasons, irrelevant here, I only see
subject, from, and date without additional multiple mouse clicks.
If you've set the options that way, what about in the list of available
messages? In the default setup for TB, the "Recipient" field shows the
To list (not cc's) -- so I can sometimes see if the reply was sent to
the OP without even looking at the header. Since it doesn't show the
cc's, I have to look at the header to check if somebody else has
responded to the OP that way, but when people use the To mechanism it's
obvious. I certainly wouldn't have any use for the kind of option you're
referring to, though, because it's so often relevant to know who else
has gotten the messages I'm seeing (not just for the lists, but
everywhere). And having message content like what I typically use at
least shows that I'm aware they're not subscribed (though that doesn't
necessarily mean I remembered to copy them :-) ).
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