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echo: net_dev
to: mark lewis
from: Jaap Lutz
date: 1996-11-11 15:44:00
subject: pkt responsibility (was: RFC type p

* On Thursday 07 November mark lewis wrote to Paul Edwards:

Hello mark,

I'm not =trying= to be very annoying but..

 ml> if you'd like to see it, i have the original PKT destined to my hub
 ml> with the above message packed in it. the above 20 dashes line is
 ml> unmodified in said pkt.

But do you still have the first PKT, with the message that came out with
'___----------'?

This message:

Saturday 26 October 16:54, mark lewis wrote to Paul Edwards:

 ml> errrr... take your pick at the PROGRAMMERS you want "shot"
 ml> then... it's not the mail SYSTEM that has the problem but the
 ml> programmers that can't determine things correctly...

 ml> how many times have you seen something like this?

 ml>   ___----------
 ml>   this was under a line of all dashes

Please read your quotes again.. As far as I understand, you =intentionally=
entered the example tearline (as '___----------') to show us what
incorrectly invalidated tearlines can look like.. I guess you fooled
yourself then ;-)

But you certainly have a point about programmers that can't determine
things correctly.. I had to correct my quotes because my editor (GoldED)
had made it out to be '___-+--+--+--', sadly enough :-(

So long, Jaap..
         j.c.lutz{at}farmedu.rug.nl

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