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How can someone read my draft in an email link? Someone answered my draft when it was never posted. Is there software that allows someone on an email link to see drafts or forwards or blind copies?

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Draft in what software? On what (or whose) system? Anyway, the most likely explanation by far is that you clicked “send” by mistake. If there was a blind copy involved (it's not clear from your question), the recipient could have forwarded it. – Gilles May 12 '12 at 17:34
I'm also curious what is meant by "in an email link". I've never heard that term used that way before. – Ladadadada May 12 '12 at 20:49
Check your 'sent mail'? – schroeder May 12 '12 at 21:00
Google chrome. My laptop. To make it more clear, I am on a board of directors for an HOA. We have an email for the board, but my draft was and still is in my personal email. Another board member sent me an email in which he states he is answering "an unsent email" in his email, thinking it is in the board's email because I suspect the Property manager is the one who sent him the info. He panicks and deletes the email in the board's email because it does not exist there. That email was restored by another member. Still, the draft was and stil is in my personal email. – CJC May 13 '12 at 4:16
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@CJC - This question was closed not because it cannot be answered. It was closed because the question is both vague, and will only apply to you, nobody else will be helped by the reason somebody viewed your email. If you are talking about a coperate email account, you have no rights to privacy, wouldn't it be easier to ask the person who sent you the email these questions? – Ramhound May 15 '12 at 12:17
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closed as too localized by Gilles, schroeder, Hendrik Brummermann♦ May 13 '12 at 7:32

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