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I can't recall which service, it's right on the tip of my tongue, but I've seen it done before that such a reply would end up being routed to the correct user.
by smhinsey 15y ago
I can't recall which service, it's right on the tip of my tongue, but I've seen it done before that such a reply would end up being routed to the correct user. In the simplest case you get "X Commented on your Post!" sent from your service's account but with reply-to set to X's address. If you wanted to obscure X's address, you could process replies to your service's address and route them accordingly.
- godarderik 15y agoI think this is the case on Facebook. You can reply to emails about, for example, someone posting on your wall, and it will show up as a comment.