If the email is blocked, no communication has occurred and so there is no need for it to be discoverable. I would place this in the same category as a written letter which was scrapped and discarded before sending
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DLP's impact on archiving
According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an e-mail is a message sent AND received through an e-mail system. Therefore, this non-exchange of information cannot be regarded as an e-mail message or warrant archiving.
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