How can Google do that? Or why would they want to?
It so arbitrary .... non- digital ... one is an outgoing mail and one is
an incoming mail. They are two distinct critters with different senders
and each conveys meta data or timing info information other than what is
in the body of text.
So we know our message got there and back and can know when to start
expecting responses if any etc.
Lot's of list-serves give you that configuration choice of not seeing
your own post but you get the make the choice ... the default is to see
your own post and you have to decide to choose otherwise.
I have a gmail account but don't use it with lists so haven't observed
the phenomenon you are talking about.
I'm surprised that the Google tech people are thinking in such "fuzzy"
ways...
db
John DeCarlo wrote:
Wait a second, as far as gmail goes.
You should see all your *replies*. Because they are automatically
associated with the conversation already there.
As for posts, it would be great if you could have filters on your sent mail,
instead of just the inbox.
The trick is that Gmail considers the message coming back from the list to
be the same as the original posting and drops it.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you new to gmail? I hate this "feature" too and wish they gave us
the _option_ to see our own replies. But I gotta admit I'm getting
used to it.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 5:24 PM, Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My posts don't seem to get through lately. Would someone please just
comment if you see this?
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