... they apparently were having issues where those filters were affecting eitherWhat is really happening here isn't that one person's rules are being used on someone else's E-mail (which would certainly be a serious problem).
people's email accounts that weren't on the list yet, they were getting each
others messages for point values...i.e., a rule set for person 'A' would
affect person 'B'.
The problem here is that one copy of an E-mail is being sent to two separate users. In this case, both E-mails are expected to be treated identically (IMail can only handle one copy of the E-mail if only one is sent). So if one E-mail is sent to person 'A' and to person 'B' (not one copy to each, but the same identical E-mail is sent to both, so IMail has only one copy), then if the ATTACH action is used by either person 'A' or person 'B', the ATTACH action will be used on the E-mail. Since the ATTACH action is used on the E-mail, both recipients will see the E-mail as an attachment.
-Scott
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