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Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
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Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#2yes. usually for people submitting a form in google sheets, and replying to all via BCC
Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#3Yes. In business communication, if there a bunch of people who are irrelevant to a subsequent thread, it is okay to put the excess people on bcc and say they can reply if they want to be added back in again. It is a really nifty trick I learned at a megacorp.
Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#4Yes
Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#5Yes - it’s useful to avoid disclosing the identities of recipients to one another.
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#6For an email to a large of group of people where you don't want to disclose everyone's email address, BCC works well.
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#7Funny you should ask, at my work this was a recent source of tension because a culture had emerged of people using bcc to silently keep others apprised of tense email exchanges — so that someone would have seen the exchange before gossip went around, for example
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#8Yes
Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#9Yes. Copy HR on things I need to document or otherwise remove people from a thread.
Re: Have you *ever* used BCC when sending an email?
#10yes, for all the reason that everyone has already listed.