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Original-To: attmail!internet!Glue.umd.edu!rsw (Randall S. Winchester)
Cc: drums@cs.utk.edu
Date: Wed, 13 May 1998 09:25 EDT
Subject: Re: subversion of WGs by document editors
Organization: AT&T Laboratories
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Randall Winchester writes:
< If "cc" is allowed without "to" then you could state something like;
<
< Both the "To:" field and the "Bcc:" field MAY occur alone. The "Cc:" field
< SHOULD normally only be present if the "To:" field is also present.
< However, If there are no "primary recipients", then just "courtesy copies"
< MAY be sent.

I'd like to add the following:

    However, If there are no "primary recipients", >>> or if the primary
    recipients have been specified by other means outside of the scope of
    this draft, <<< then just "courtesy copies" MAY be sent.

					Tony Hansen
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