I'm looking for an abbreviation or single word which functions just like the abbreviation "cc'd", except explicitly refers to someone who is in the To: field of an email, and not the CC: or BCC: field.
For example:
To: michael.scott@dundermifflin.com, scrantonbranch@dundermifflin.com
CC: nybranch@dundermifflin.comWe're bring in Michael Scott (cc'd*) as the new manager of the project.
*Except the cc'd in the above sentence would be replaced with the word/abbreviation I'm looking for–because Mr. Scott is not cc'd, he's included as a primary receiver of the email.
This question is concerned with how to, "convey the idea that someone's email address is in the box named "Cc" ". It is similar, but does not address the preferred way to address someone that is in the To: field as opposed to the CC: field.
Best Answer
I’d rephrase since it seems weird (potentially rude) to refer to someone in the to: list in the third person.
If he is not addressed in the e-mail then cc: not to: list seems correct, and your question disappears.
Perhaps something like :
[Perhaps this should be a comment not an answer!]