From: Grant Taylor on 10 May 2010 01:21 D. Stussy wrote: > That's his choice. Agreed. > The RFC way of sending the message is that if all recipients are > BCC'ed, the "Bcc:" header is to appear in the message with a blank > RHS. This is the only case where a blank header RHS is permitted. > Therefore, the message is NOT lacking a recipient header. Hum. I wonder how different spam filters would handle a BCC: header that was blank. - I may have to try this. I'm betting that it would be better (from the the point of view of the mis-configured / mis-programmed filters) to have the sender be the only recipient in the To: header. Even if the To: header was like this: To: "Friends of Sender" <sender(a)domain.tld> Grant. . . .
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