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At last, Facebook messages via email
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leigh 7 months ago with 1 point
This change means more to me than allowing me to opt out of Beacon.
You scare me. Not more than Beacon does mind you, but still..... -
Hey, at least I'm not getting all cranked up about coloured labels in Gmail :-)
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that's because you are a little too flippant about the implications of beacon.... but yeah... it's a good addition (the messaging feature)
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that's because you are a little too flippant about the implications of beacon.... but yeah... it's a good addition (the messaging feature)
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Too flippant? That's unpossible :-)
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I operate a fairly active forum site and unfortunately am planning to go the other way...
Right now, the full message gets included within the email notification to the user.
But every day, there are at least a few people who reply to those messages directly... but the "from" address is my default site address, so I end up receiving the messages instead of the intended recipients.
The notification messages say the following twice:
"Please do not reply to this email. You must go to the following page to reply to this private message:"
, but it doesn't seem to help in some cases :) -
I can see how that would be a pain, Clark -- luckily, Facebook
messages apparently go back to the original sender when you reply to
them. And in the comments on my blog (such as this one), Disqus lets
me respond to comments like yours by replying via e-mail, and my reply
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Now we just need to be able to actually respond to those messages directly from our e-mail!!
Would proove very worthy at work or school.


