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>>>>> On 18 Mar 91 04:07:56 GMT, jbw@bigbird.bu.edu (Joe Wells) said:

Joe> The problem is that there are several different forwarding
Joe> scenarios:

Joe> 1) You are forwarding a message to a third party because you want
Joe> them to know about it, but you don't want them to reply. 

This seems like an ordinary e-mail to me. I use 'm' and yank in the
stuff I want my friend to see. What am I missing?

Joe> 2) You are forwarding a message to a third party because you want
Joe> them to handle it and they not on the same system as the sender
Joe> of the original message.  ...

Joe> 3) You are forwarding a message to a third party because you want
Joe> them to handle it. ...

Huh.. is this weird? All mail that finds its way to my box seems to be
to me :-) The only time I have used forwarding is when there has been
mail problems so I want to document what has happened to the mail.

Joe> Simple poll to VM users: what percentage of the time do you wish
Joe> to have some headers stripped automatically and what percentage
Joe> of the time would you rather forward all the headers in the
Joe> message?  (For me the answer is about 95% vs. 5%.)

In my case it seems 0% vs 100%. (or what am I missing?)

%% Mats