Re: Hrm.
  By: Nicholas Boel to mark lewis on Tue Dec 04 2012 07:03 pm

 >  ml> on the one hand, i can understand that... set everything to and export
 >  ml> as UTC to prevent ambiguity... it is a different method than what
 >  ml> other systems use... they do not convert anything when scanning out
 >  ml> and packing mail for transmission to other systems... they leave
 >  ml> everything as it is expecting that the software that created the
 >  ml> messages knows what it is doing...
 >
 > You know how Rob and Stephen like to do things their way. I don't think
 > they care much for keeping other software happy. :)

It depends what the "other software is", but speaking for myself,
I generally
try to make my software as compatible and interoperable as is practical. The 
problem you're describing here sounds like a bug in GoldEd's support of the 
Synchronet Message Base (SMB). How you would come to the conclusion that it has 
something to do with "how Rob and Stephen like to do things" is beyond me.

                                            digital man

Synchronet "Real Fact" #18:
The first Synchronet BBS (Vertrauen) went live in July of 1991 (replacing WWIV).
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