DR>> Does it make any sense? Maybe. I could get picky about your
 DR>> "definition" of what IP. The user sending that pkt
via email has
 DR>> to use IP to send it. :-)

 JS> Yes of course, but a dialup Internet connection isn't listed as PSTN
 JS> even though it uses the modem and the phone line, and neither is a ADSL
 JS> connection even though it uses the PSTN wiring. ;-)

It is listed as PSTN because it does FSC001. :-)

 JS> But maybe I'm caffeine poisoned or something. Do it any way you want
 JS> and we can take another look at it.

I picked IP first because we already have a flag defined IP. This was
because of the flag and not the protocol. However, anything that we do over
the Internet is going to use IP. I am also OK with

INET
Internet

Or anything else that defines that the connection utilizes some protocol
over the internet. I will switch mine over to INET.

See, I am easy.

With best regards, Dale Ross.  E-mail: Dale.Ross{at}p1.f1.n379.z1.fidonet.org

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