Comment 4 for bug 1730335

Thanks for opening this bug. It's a very interesting question. I'm just trying to answer it from my PoV. The message TTL is only to make sure the message could be lived until it's consumed by a client. So that's said once it's processed by a client, message TTL is not necessary to be kept as the original value. But I totally understand your point here. I will think about this and comparing the behaviours on other messaging services. Will revisit this bug soon. Thanks.