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Using a forwarded message example makes the header-removal behavior non-obvious. This is a single-serving posterous. " a link to your email" is confusing. This

by indrax 13y ago

Using a forwarded message example makes the header-removal behavior non-obvious. This is a single-serving posterous. " a link to your email" is confusing. This is turning my message into a webpage.

presty 13y ago
I understand your points. I'm trying to protect the identity of who sends the message.
- indrax 13y ago
  I mean that the example shows a web page with email headers in it.