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Teresa and Dale wrote: |
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> Richard Fish wrote: |
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>> On 5/30/06, Teresa and Dale <teendale@×××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>>> I was wondering about that. I have noticed that others do that |
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>>> sometimes too. That made me wonder about his too. |
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>> I'm a gmail user, even though my address isn't a @gmail.com. I would |
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>> definitely appreciate it if you let me know if you see this from any |
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>> of my postings. |
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>> BTW, I only see one of Daniel's email, even though it clearly shows up |
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>> 5 times in the archives. Maybe gmail is filtering their own mistakes? |
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>> -Richard |
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> Someone was explaining this a while back but it went over my head |
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> completely. It happens a lot and some email programs, since they have |
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> the same ID thing, will filter them out. Anybody else know why they do |
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> this that can explain it for us little minons? |
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> Dale |
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> :-) |
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Hi, |
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In addition gmail filters out my sent mails from inbox. So if I send a |
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mail to a ml, a don't get it. At least across pop3. |
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Cheers, |
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Tamas Sarga |
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