Hello Rob,

On 08 Dec 12 at 21:10, you wrote to me:

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

How in the world would something that's being done correctly be instantly
blamed on the other software? If I remember right, we were talking about
the fact that sbbsecho adds a TZUTC kludge with 0000. No matter what I have
set for "Message Options > Local Time Zone" (which you told me
to check). Prior to this I had it set to CDT/CST, and now it's set to
UTC-6:00. Nothing changed in the TZUTC kludge.

Why you would blame this on Golded (since the kludge is added when the
message is exported from Synchronet, not when it leaves Golded) is beyond
me.

Lastly, I think we determined that nothing was wrong anyways. So quit being
so defensive. Be glad someone is testing your software to further limits
than most people that use it are. :)

Regards,
Nick

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