I didn't read the comp.mail.mh article, so maybe I'm repeating what was
said there. But whenever I use dcc:, I always end up saving those lines
to a temporary file (or copying them with my mouse), then editing my
copy to add that field to it -- so I can find out, later, who I sent the
message to. So, for me, having a choice (if not by default) to include
the contents of dcc: and bcc: would be a win.
As for forwarding those fields accidentally: If you use non-MIME
forwarding, you can set up a forw -filter file that doesn't include dcc:
or bcc:... and I'd think that would prevent the problem. For forwarding
as an attachment, after you've typed "mime" at the "What now? " prompt,
you can type "edit" and remove header fields that you don't want to
send. I usually do that to remove fields like "Received:" (and, often,
"Message-ID:" too).
It does sound like some people don't want this behavior, though. Adding
an option to "send" like -showblind, or something, might be a good
compromise.
Jerry
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