ml>> you forget that not all moderators are sysops... without access
ml>> to a kludge key to turn them on or off while reading the messages,
ml>> they mean nothing at
PE> Are you claiming that end-users have no way of knowing where
PE> netmail originated from, because the INTL is hidden? Same problem,
PE> same solution.
ml> no, i'm not claiming that at all... netmail does not require an origin
ml> line...
Netmail requires a from-address.
ml> many people, end users especially, don't care about that part as
ml> they will generally already know where the individual who sent the
ml> email/netmal is... how? via exchanges in echomail (hehehe)
Nice try. :-) I've never seen netmail implemented so that the user
doesn't have access to the information in the INTL line, whether it be by a
text line inserted in the body of the message in the case of QWK etc. If
you do know of a counter-example, it sure ain't common practice. BFN.
Paul.
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