> seems to me that the problem only applies to Z3 and Z3 listings... those
> outside of Z3 are negated by the international dialing code requirements!
> hello??
 
Seems to me you haven't caught on to the meaning of the word
"international" yet ... and let me add "co-operation"
to that.
 
> WD> Please do not bugger Malcolm over this, he is an excellent ZC
> WD> and colleague. I do not want to see him throw the towel over
> WD> this.
 
> i don't care to bugger malcolm over this... he is free to di as he sees
> fit within his zone...
 
So I'm free to do as ZC here as well? Then what are you discussing?
 
> however, that particular problem is not a problem
> for listings _outside_ his zone...
 
Oh ... I see ... we're only free in our zones when you agree with it.
Welcome to Minsk, Lukashenko will love you.
 
> ok, so all zones may have to make allowances or do as you, Z2C, and he,
> Z3C, do and run preprocessors over your versions of the (so called)
> international nodelist... yeah?
 
It is a well known fact that any zone-2 region-segment is scanned by
ERRFLAGS with a config-file available to all interested parties. Segments
from other zones are not scanned as a rule ... sometimes I have a
manual-peek and I notice it is not as bad anymore as it was during the
90-ies when there was even a Z1-sysop listing his shoe-size. But some of
the entries remain hilarious.
 
Take care,
 
 \%/{at}rd

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