Dreaming of tag-based e-mailing

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+From: "Fernando H. F. Botelho" <fernando.botelho@f123.org>\r
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+Subject: Dreaming of tag-based e-mailing\r
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+Hi everyone,\r
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+I use F123, which is an Ubuntu-based distribution developed for use by \r
+the blind. I have been researching SugarCRM and other applications \r
+looking for tag-based mailing without success and when I heard of Mutt \r
+and NotMuch I became hopeful again.\r
+\r
+Please tell me if this would be possible with NotMuch + Mutt or \r
+something else:\r
+\r
+1. I tag incoming messages with any number of arbitrary tags, and these \r
+get assigned not just to that specific e-mail message, but also to the \r
+contact (i.e. email address) behind it.\r
+2. I decide I have a message to send to every person that has tag A, B, \r
+D, F, and Z, and I select those and the e-mail client allows me to \r
+e-mail my message to every contact that has all of those tags.\r
+\r
+I assume there is no e-mail client that is able to do this today, is \r
+this correct?\r
+\r
+Could NotMuch do this in combination with Mutt on Gnome Terminal or \r
+Thunderbird on Gnome?\r
+\r
+I am not a developer but I might be able to get volunteer help if I know \r
+what are the pieces that are most likely to work out into a nice looking \r
+puzzle. By that I mean, that I need to know if I should ask for help \r
+from someone that knows C, Python, PHP, or something else, or if that \r
+someone has to be a big Mutt fan, or SugarCRM, or Thunderbird, etc.\r
+\r
+I am also trying to find a solution that would run on Gnome or the Gnome \r
+Terminal as KDE is not accessible to the Orca screen reader right now.\r
+\r
+Thanks,\r
+\r
+Fernando\r