Forwarding return address - 7 views

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  #1 jmitsch on 04 Jul 07

   

  I just started investigating Diigo and see a lot of possibilities in my role as online instructor for highlighting and adding specific directions on sticky tags for my students. The one minor stumbling block I've seen is finding out what happens if someone would reply to that forward; are there any plans/capabilities of having an option for inserting a return address other than the forward@diigo default or rerouting to the user's sign up e-mail?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I just started investigating Diigo and see a lot of possibilities in my role as online instructor for highlighting and adding specific directions on sticky tags for my students. The one minor stumbling block I've seen is finding out what happens if someone would reply to that forward; are there any plans/capabilities of having an option for inserting a return address other than the forward@diigo default or rerouting to the user's sign up e-mail?</div>

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  #2 Maggie Tsai on 04 Jul 07

   

  When you reply a forwarded message via diigo, it will be sending properly to the sender (email that the sender registered with), and not to forward@diigo.com. Give that a try.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">When you reply a forwarded message via diigo, it will be sending properly to the sender (email that the sender registered with), and not to forward@diigo.com. Give that a try.</div>

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  #3 jmitsch on 04 Jul 07

   

  maggie_diigo wrote:
  > When you reply a forwarded message via diigo, it will be sending properly to the sender (email that the sender registered with), and not to forward@diigo.com. Give that a try.
  
  Great! I tested it out to confirm. I was hoping it was aliased but didn't want to send more messages into some cybervoid if it wasn't! I was panicked after having recommended this on the university online instructor listserv (via a forwarded sample page) before having checked it out completely. :-)
  
  Diigo will be a GREAT alternative for my students who still think they have to print and highlight/annotate every web page reading I give them! Thanks! (And how impressive to get a speedy reply back on a holiday! Thanks!)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">maggie_diigo wrote: <br /> > When you reply a forwarded message via diigo, it will be sending properly to the sender (email that the sender registered with), and not to forward@diigo.com. Give that a try. <br /> <br /> Great! I tested it out to confirm. I was hoping it was aliased but didn't want to send more messages into some cybervoid if it wasn't! I was panicked after having recommended this on the university online instructor listserv (via a forwarded sample page) before having checked it out completely. :-) <br /> <br /> Diigo will be a GREAT alternative for my students who still think they have to print and highlight/annotate every web page reading I give them! Thanks! (And how impressive to get a speedy reply back on a holiday! Thanks!) </div>

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