When I receive a "confirmation message" from "no-re...@foo.com",
I create a record and copy into its notes the url and all the relevant
information about the service I just registered for.
Since bbdb creates a record with first name "no-reply" and last name "",
loading the file becomes very slow because bbdb pauses for a second to
report that I have a dozen duplicates for "webmaster", "no-reply",
"bugzilla-daemon" &c &c.
I don't think it makes much sense to add first name/last name to such
records.
It seems that treating the e-mail names just like AKAs is better.
I.e., right now a record is assumed to already have name X if X matches
either bbdb-record-name or one of bbdb-record-aka.
Proposal: additionally, assume a record to already have name X if X
matches one of
(defun address-name (address)
(if (string-match "@" address)
(substring address 0 (match-beginning 0))
address))
(mapcar #'address-name (bbdb-record-mail record))
Thanks.
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