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Comment	> When I copy an event with attendees from my colleagues calendar every > attendee receives a notification because of a new / modified event. > This is a bit annoying (not as much for me as for the other > attendees). It is not possible to "uncheck" that the attendees are to > be notified. > > One of the original attendees sent a mail to me (from Outlook I > guess) which said that I wanted to notify him about the event. At > http://picpaste.com/event-4gL9jTtr.png I uploaded a screenshot from > the (Outlook) mail from the attendee. Unfortunately it's in German. > (Literally?) translated the bold line says: "Jens Grüntjes wants to > call your attention to 'Sitzung am ?'" I don't know how Outlook makes > a difference between new events and modified events, but it might be > a new event. > > Here an excerpt from the kronolith mailing list (2015-11-16 and 2015-11-17): > > mrubinsk: It sounds like what you are trying to do is accept/add > this event on your own calendar as if you were one of the original > attendees, but without actually being one. > jens: Yes, that's true. But this also holds if I am an original > attendee and make a copy of an event and put that into a shared > calendar. > > mrubinsk: That being said, I could see adding an extra step when the > event being copied still contains attendees - to verify that you > really want to copy the event with the attendees or not. > jens: Yes, that would be really helpful. Maybe something like the > question that shows up when I modify an event with attendees. > Kronolith asks if I want to send the modifications to all attendees > after submitting the modifications.
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