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# A user adds a new contact to their address book. Contact providers that Thunderbird has permission / ability to write to are automatically updated with this new contact.
# A user deletes a contact in their address book. Contact providers that Thunderbird has permissions to push to have this contact removed. For providers that do not allow us to delete contacts, Thunderbird instead hides that contact from view.
# A user wants to remove a contact from one contact provider, but not from others. The user disconnects that contact from the contact provider, and the contact is deleted from that provider (if possible - if not, it's simply made hidden). Changes to that contact are no long pushed to or pulled from that provider.# A user wants to add a contact with a large number of e-mail addresses and phone numbers. Unfortunately, one or more of their contact providers do not support more than 5 e-mail address and phone fields. While creating this contact, these limitations are shown to the user, who can then choose a subset of e-mail addresses and phone numbers to push to those providers.# A user has added some contact providers whose supported fields do not map 1-to-1. When editing their contacts, they can easily see and manipulate which fields are being written to each provider.
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