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John, at 20:18 on Oct 15 1996, you wrote to David Drummond ... DD>> Some of us don't bother to fly an HST flag because, DD>> according to the Austel Approval Addendum that came with my DD>> Courier, the use of B1 renders my modem non-approved. JP> Which has diddly squat to do with your nodelist flags. Hmm - Interesting point. JP> As you would very well know, all nodelist flags do is JP> indicate the protocols your modem supports. Quite possibly, JP> forcing an HST connect from overseas may not violate any JP> telecommunications authority regulations. I suppose so. I guess if I don't fly a particular flag, and it doesn't work when someone tries it, I'm not obligated (in fact if you check, I fly very few nodelist flags - what someone else assumes is up to them). David @EOT: --- Msgedsq/2 3.10* Origin: JabberWOCky CBCS +61 7 3868 1597 (3:640/305) SEEN-BY: 50/99 620/243 623/630 625/100 640/201 206 230 305 306 311 702 820 SEEN-BY: 640/821 822 823 829 711/401 409 410 413 430 808 809 899 932 934 SEEN-BY: 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 640/305 820 711/409 808 934 |
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