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Earlier this afternoon, I got this email from @canlis about our meal delivery order. 1/13
The email was accidentally sent to everyone (300+ customers) without a bcc. Yes, you guessed it, someone replied all: 
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Followed by this: 3/13
. @bestofnextdoor made a cameo appearance 4/13
At this point, I was bracing for the inevitable "please remove me from your mailing list" message. But instead: 5/13
Then... This happened 6/13
... and this 7/13
There must have been at least a dozen other emails saying that they had made a donation to @FeedingAmerica.
Mark Canlis himself joined in the fun and sent the following: 8/13
Mark Canlis himself joined in the fun and sent the following: 8/13
Even the offending party realized the error of his ways and made a donation also! 9/13
My sentiments exactly! 10/13
$2,326 donated and counting!! 11/13
Moral of the story is, definitely reply all to a gigantic email list because it will definitely turn out well in the end! (lol plz no) 12/13
Absolutely amazed that one misguided "reply all" response generated thousands of $ in donations for a worthy cause! Well done, Seattle! #familymealreplyallclusterfuckgroup #WeGotThisSeattle /end
