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Hello Carol.
10 Nov 02 14:53, you wrote to me:
CS>> Grin, they just document. Thats all.
RVR>> Incorrect.
RVR>> With proposals they document, when it comes to defining flags for the
RVR>> nodelist that is exactly what they do.
CS> Yes but based on standards in effect already.
Isn't that what started all this? How *C's are ignoring those standards? How
stupid things like 1-000-000-000 (or 000-000-000-000) are used for phone
number fields? How they allow IBN and other such flags without including the
FQDN or IP address?
Michael is trying to justify his 1-000-000-0000 phone number field entry and
on one hand you are agreeing with what he says yet on the other hand you say
things like " CS> Yes but based on standards in effect already." above.
How can you agree with the authorised standards on one hand and also agree
with whatever a *C's whim is on the other?
Cheers,
Rick
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