> This is a strange example because for a remote worker every other worker is "remote" so why would they ever exclude other workers from a group email? It's po

> This is a strange example because for a remote worker every other worker is "remote" so why would they ever exclude other workers from a group email? It's possible if all team members in the office went out for lunch and didn't see the messages and emails in time. The remote members wouldn't exclude them, but the in person team members wouldn't be able to provide their input in a timely manner.