It is an interesting deterrent to make people check each and every address
in a bazillion people reply-all, but still not a suggestion my users would
tolerate.
There's not many alternatives. Sendmail, for instance, would not deliver the message to a recipient with quotes around the address.
The analogy from the end-users viewpoint would be if they swiped an ATM card in a reader, they shouldn't have to edit the account number on the keypad before entering the pin.
No, they shouldn't, but if their card gives the wrong number to the ATM, is the problem in the card or the ATM? Is an ATM going to reject a broken card, or try to figure out what the card "meant" to say?
Any technical solution to this?
Probably not on the server side. IIRC, the apostrophy character is legal in email addresses, so Courier can't go around stripping it out.
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