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On Mon Jul 08, 1996 (20:36), Kurt Weiske wrote about ZONE NUMBERS:
RP> Now the question becomes, can we convince those who are working on
RP> Binkley and related utilities (maybe the BT-XE team?) to come up
RP> with a general way to handle zones > 4095?
KW> The question is not can it be done, but rather Should it?
I think so, but that's just my opinion.
KW> With domain addressing, any network can be supported. Is it really
KW> worth re-coding the way things are done for a vanity net number?
But domains never really took off in FidoNet, and much of the software
out there is still only 4d aware. So having a semi-unique zone number
isn't exactly a "vanity net number" IMHO, as it's actually used
to keep traffic from different networks separate.
Robert
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