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I think the party host who is sending his invitations without using bcc is to blame here. I use gmail mainly for business related mails and the default reply-a

by hokoto 8y ago

I think the party host who is sending his invitations without using bcc is to blame here. I use gmail mainly for business related mails and the default reply-all makes a lot sense - almost all the time other recipients ( managers, clients etc) are there to be kept in loop. If you forgot and just reply to it, then you have send the same mail again - or worse you never notice it.

sssparkkk 8y ago
The party host is not using bcc because he/she wants everyone to be aware of who has been invited to the party. I guess it boils down to your default usage of email; I've never had an email client before Inbox that does 'reply all' by default.