I generally read 'noreply' as, "Here is something useful. And, we're not asking you for anything in return." 'noreply's are usually something you chose to rece

I generally read 'noreply' as, "Here is something useful. And, we're not asking you for anything in return." 'noreply's are usually something you chose to receive. They're a service. That's not to say that feedback should be discouraged. Just that, unlike the great majority of startup email, something is being given instead of requested.