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Deciphering a group email

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yankj49
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I received an email where I am part of a "grouped email" that the sender created. How do I expand the group email to see the other email addresses included in the group?

I received an email where I am part of a "grouped email" that the sender created. How do I expand the group email to see the other email addresses included in the group?

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Grouped emails generally come from mail delivery services and the sending server is set to send individual messages to recipients, such that the list of recipients is not needed. A reply goes back through the mail delivery server which then sends the response to the individuals. That is different from a mailing list, such as on Thunderbird, where all recipients receive the full list of recipients

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Grouped emails generally come from mail delivery services and the sending server is set to send individual messages to recipients, such that the list of recipients is not needed. A reply goes back through the mail delivery server which then sends the response to the individuals. That is different from a mailing list, such as on Thunderbird, where all recipients receive the full list of recipients

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yankj49
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Thanks, David. That explains why I can't uncover who is on the committee where I've become a participant.~ Janice

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