BL> this part that Paul won't read unless he disables his EOT
 BL> function. Now I'll go into the packet and edit out the other
 BL> EOT.

 PE> Actually, after getting an EOT I only delete lines starting
 PE> "---" and "origin" etc.

  Very wise... but you lost a genuine Origin line.

  I could still use EOT to send secret messages written inside "---" 
lines.

 PE> Bob, your EOT is out-of-spec. You did that deliberately and
 PE> maliciously.

  I did it deliberately but not maliciously. When I do things
maliciously I don't give forwarnings.

 PE> Don't do that through this system again.

  It's your system... so I won't add ^1EOT: intentionally again. It is
always possible that I may do it accidentally. 

 PE> If you wish to generate out-of-spec messages, go and dial
 PE> someone else instead, like David Drummond.

  What out-of-spec message? Which FTS spec did I break?

Regards,
Bob
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