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[Dave Woyciesjes]

Larry wrote:
> On 08/08/2011 03:43 PM, Dave Woyciesjes wrote:
>> Colin Law wrote:
>>> On 8 August 2011 21:20, Dave Woyciesjes <woyciesjes at sbcglobal.net> 
>>> wrote:
>>>> ...
>>>>        As a Gmail user myself (yeah, I hate to admit it... ;) I do 
>>>> have the
>>>> option set (in the Ubuntu-Users options) to receive my own posts, 
>>>> but GMail
>>>> still doesn't pass those on to me.
>>>
>>> For me it is only my initial post that is not shown.  Later ones from
>>> me do appear in my gmail inbox.
>>>
>>> Colin
>>>
>>     Hmmm, none of the messages I send to Ubuntu-Users (or any other 
>> mailing list I'm on) come back to me....
>>     I've looked through the GMail settings and found nothing helpful 
>> in that regards...
>>
> *I just looked at my gmail mail in the sent mail, and it shows my 
> posting concerning the kernel 2.6.35-30 generic problem for which I 
> still have...
> So it shows that to me maybe that is not want you mean Colin...
> 
> TTUL Larry
	With GMail, you will see your message in the Sent folder, but what 
GMail seems to do is recognize that the message coming back from 
Ubuntu-Users is from you and is already in your mailstore (Sent); so 
then it doesn't give you what it considers a duplicate.

	From what I've read, GMail's email system eliminates any duplicate 
messages (de-duplication of sorts). Bascially, what it really does is 
put all of your mail into one folder "All Mail"; then simply "tags" each 
message with the name of the folder it should appear in. So, when you 
'copy' a message to another folder, in reality you are simply only 
adding a tag to it...

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