gnus-registry question

[Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com>]

If I file an incoming email message to a given folder, the registry will make
note of it and automatically file any follow-ups to the same folder.  Great.

How about if I send an email to someone and gcc it to a folder.  Will the
registry note that my outgoing email was filed somewhere and automatically
file the reply?  I'm not sure this works.  Under this situation, I make sure
to explitly read the gcc'ed email that I just sent in order to make dure that
the registry takes note.  When I do this, the reply is file correctly.
Otherwise, I think not.

What about if I reply to an email and then manually move that email to
another folder.  I know that the registry will take note of the move.  But
the reply to the email I sent is a follow-up to _my_ new message, not to the
email that I moved.  Will the registry track that?  Is my question making
sense?

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