Some time around 09/07/2004 01:19:58, I think I heard Doug Weller say:
> I'm not at all sure bouncing emails is a good thing. How often will they
> bounce to the correct address? Why add to the amount of junk?
> And, of course, if you bounce an email where a virus has added someone
> else's address to the headers, won't you be bouncing it back to an
> innocent victim? That happens to me already quite enough thank you. :-)
> Doug
Hello:
I think he's refering to what TB! calls "redirect". Other clients call it
"bounce", because it relays the entire message with complete original headers to
someone else.
-dZ.
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