bleeptrackMar 15
We should stick stamps on emails just because it's cute.
Show threadbleeptrackMar 15
Do we need more stamps when the attachments are larger? And/or is it more about the distance (hops) of travel?
Show threadbleeptrackMar 15
The stamps on a received mail should get semi-transparant post marks for each hop from the respective server. Could be generated from the mail header info.
Show threadbleeptrackMar 15
Can't wait for bouncing mails because there weren't enough stamps on it :D
Show threadbleeptrackMar 15
But serious question: where would I "inject" my stamp generation on the mail process? Would need to be a client plugin or something like that, I guess?
Show threadLeszek

@bleeptrack How about instead of payment stamps adding a "received stamp". There's already a Received: header for every server that touched your e-mail (at least in theory).

You can always add a Comment: header, but it's meant to be human readable text - so there might be other comments in place already and your plugin has to identify the one with an embedded stamp.

Edit: having an online tool to decode your header if someone has a different client/webui would also be useful.

Mar 15 at 12:58pmWeb