Why is the adressee address showing in email body?

The email address of the addressee is suddenly showing up in the email body every time an address is added/entered in the to: field.
How come is this happening, and how do I stop this from happening?

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Beginning with very early RFCs, all zeros was recommended to represent "this". So an IP address with an all-zeros host bits, such as this Class C, 192.168.1.0 would mean "this network", 192.168.1.
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However, with RFC 3021, allowing for /31s for P2P links, the all zeros and all one host bits denote hosts. This RFC does has some interesting things to say about how all zero host IPs should be treated:
(h) { , , 0 }
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(f) { , , 0 }
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With RFC 3021 (if I'm reading the above correctly), except for /31 P2P IPs, this shouldn't work, but the fact you've found it does, is likely due to most IP implementations not treating the all zeros host bits IP address as directed, above, but just as like another host IP. Again, if nothing really has used this special case, it simplifies the IP implementation.
In the above, technically, changing destination {, 0} as a MUST broadcast, should allow destination host to receive packet anyway.
Rule 4 is also interesting, as it assumes only /31 hosts can send to all zero hosts. This would be impossible to control if you don't know what the destination network-prefix is, and often only the destination truly knows.
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