Re: all possible cases ;-)

Muke Tever wrote:
> If it's "residing at the house of" you
> just as easily send it to them at that address instead of whoever's house it
> is.
Well, only if they're not a permanent resident.  But you're right, it's
not really "residing at the house of", but at the same time, it's not
"under the care of", at least, not in the sense I use that phrase,
namely, "being taken care of by", like "The patient is *under the care
of* Dr. Jones".  C/O does mean, however, "residing/working/etc. at the
house/office/etc. of"

> Generally it'd be used to send through a link outside the address
> system.  ("This letter is to this person, but to be sent under the care of
> this intermediary")
That's not a usage of "under the care of" that I'd employ.

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