Email replies become private comments in Zendesk when certain conditions are met. For instance, if the author of the email is an agent who is not an assignee, follower, or CC on the ticket, the comment will be private. Similarly, if the author is an end user who is not the requester or a CC on the ticket, the comment will also be private. Additionally, if the ticket is being updated without being identified from the encoded ID in the email, the new comment will be suspended and follow similar rules once recovered.
For more detailed information, you can refer to theoriginal Zendesk documentation.
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