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Originally Posted by xyzzy
That is correct. If sieve never issues a fileinto, or even if it does but the specified folder doesn't exist, the message will default to be placed in the inbox unless a sieve command want's to file it into some other folder based on some criteria.
Incoming messages don't "start out" in any folder. They are passed through the sieve script one at a time to determine where they are to go.
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You haven't proved my claim wrong - ... "In SIEVE, every message starts out in the inbox."
In any case, the behavior that bothers me the most is this:
When using the search feature, messages in subfolders of Trash are not considered to be in Trash:
When a standard search (which the documentation indicates excludes the folders Trash and Archive) is performed, emails in subfolders of Trash ARE searched and listed if they match the search criteria.