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|    Grant Taylor to Paul Edwards    |
|    Re: Usenet reply headers -- was: UEFI bo    |
|    28 Nov 23 08:56:26    |
      From: gtaylor@tnetconsulting.net              On 11/27/23 23:46, Paul Edwards wrote:       > Hi Grant.              Hi Paul,              > Ok, is this one properly threaded?              It appears to be.              > Ok, well, I can't click "compose" on comp.lang.c,       > and in alt.os.development I can click "compose"       > but last time I tried that I was asked to do a       > captcha thing and then nothing happened.              Sounds like specific groups may be read-only while other groups are       read-write.              > So I don't want to waste my time fighting that anymore.              Fair enough.              > I have       > a news reader to write! And especially to get it to       > fit into the Fidonet style, which is why there is an       > "X-Comment-To".              I'm not familiar with the X-Comment-To: header.              Though being a header starting with X- it's eXperimental. That being       said, a number of things abuse eXperimental as production.              > The one you clarified - I am required to provide a       > "References", but not a "In-Reply-To".              ACK              > No problem, since I have no intention of implementing       > it anyway. :-)              Fair.              N.B. save for supporting HTML, which is not required anyway, news and       email are quite similar. So if you write a client for one, you have       much of the client code for the other too. If you ever care.              > However, I do intend to, and I believe I have, done       > the "References", so now that I know there is an issue,       > and now that I know the rules, I will hopefully do the       > right thing going forward.              ACK              Learning at it's simplest form. You were unaware of something, you       became aware of it, and you became aware of how to overcome the issue.        |
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