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This is demonstrably not true. Just send mail to an email list that you are on. The email will be sent (confirm with other list members), however you will not
by joshuak 10y ago
This is demonstrably not true. Just send mail to an email list that you are on. The email will be sent (confirm with other list members), however you will not receive it when it is relayed to the group by the listserver.
(Or was your comment tongue-in-cheek?)
- honkhonkpants 10y agoYour complaint seems to lie with the list management software, not with gmail.
- 0x0 10y agoThat's actually an incredibly annoying fallout of gmail's deduplication that cannot be disabled. I believe gmail de-duplicates your list echo because it sees a copy in your sent folder. I wish it could be disabled :-/
- robotresearcher 10y agoAgreed. Whenever I mail a list if I have an important message I have to ask someone if the message appeared or not. I can't verify by receiving my own copy. I use mail lists every day.
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- josephb 10y agoYes, this is a very annoying "feature" of gmail. If list owners wanted this to be a feature, you could configure it on a list basis, at least in mailman. However nobody does, because it's incredibly annoying :-)