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I wonder whether this applies only to the web UI.

I've seen a couple startups that were working on dynamic email marketing - they fed in the content as an image, e.g. a "one-day promotion", but would change the image content server-side for future email opens to reflect current details. I guess that this breaks that functionality.




Such functionality should be broken - my email archive should be a permanent record of what you sent, not something the sender is able to tweak afterwards.


Google isn't new to this whole "caching" thing. I would expect them to respect whatever cache expiration directives the web server provides.


This raises an important point.




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