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Originally Posted by BritTim
As is often the case, assuming you can simplify features like this successfully starts to break down when you consider the situation with care. Suppose company.com decided to host its email at Fastmail. They properly define who is to receive emails to each email address at the company.com domain, and set up specific sending identities when multiple users are allowed to send on behalf of specific email addresses. Do you really want a user with the email address janitor@company.com to have the ability to edit the sending address to be ceo@company.com?
This is one of many issues that is going to arise as soon as you try to simplify what is, when carefully analysed, a complex situation. |
OK, I agree. But I described editing available to a /personal/ domain, ie one owned and used by a single person. I have no experience of how FM's system works with multiple users (in either corporate or family-account situations) and I'm sure that produces - as you say - its own complications.