cc'd
Sent a duplicate
Cc'd is the past tense and past participle of cc, meaning to send a copy of an email or message to someone in addition to the primary recipient.
The term derives from carbon copy, a now-obsolete method of duplicating typed documents.
I cc'd my manager on the email so she'd be in the loop.
Being cc'd on correspondence typically means you're included for informational purposes rather than as the main addressee.
Identical reproduction
- blind-copyHidden recipient email
- forwardOnward in direction
- replyVerbal or written answer
- attachmentConnection or fondness
thread · chain · inbox · outbox · recipient · sender · header · Gmail
Reproduced from original
- notifiedTold of something
- informedGiven necessary knowledge
- includedMade part of
- alertedGave advance notice
updated · messaged · forwarded · shared · distributed · circulated · sent · relayed
Participating or complicated
- includedMade part of
- awareHaving knowledge of
- visibilityRange of clear sight
- transparencyState of being see-through
FYI · stakeholder · participant · recipient · addressee · party · witness · record-keeping
carbon-copy
Identical reproduction
- blind-copyHidden recipient email
- forwardOnward in direction
- replyVerbal or written answer
attachment · thread · chain · inbox · outbox · recipient · sender · header · Gmail · Outlook
copied
Reproduced from original
alerted · updated · messaged · forwarded · shared · distributed · circulated · sent · relayed · transmitted
involved
Participating or complicated
- includedMade part of
- awareHaving knowledge of
- visibilityRange of clear sight
transparency · FYI · stakeholder · participant · recipient · addressee · party · witness · record-keeping · accountability