On 09/13/17, Ben Ritchey pondered and said...
 
 BR>  PH> Can you share an example of what this would look like please Ben?
 BR> 
 BR> Sure, like this:
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 BR> = ELIST (1:393/68)
 BR> ============================================================ Msg  : 840
 BR> of 840                          Snt Loc From : EList v4.2.G MaintBot    
 BR> 1:393/68        Sep 11 2017 13:00 To   : All
 BR>  Subj : IMECHO Echolist Update
 BR> ==========================================================================
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 BR> ==> Echo successfully ADDED.
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 BR> TAGname: IMECHO                                       GROUP: FIDO
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 BR>   TITLe: InterMail discussion & support
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 BR>   DESCription: Discussions about InterMail, issues and suggestions
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 BR>   MODerator:    Dale Barnes, 1:1/133
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 BR>   RESTrictions: {None on record}
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 BR>   DISTribution: {N/A}
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 BR>   Reply-to:     Dale Barnes, 1:1/133
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 BR>   From:
 BR>       Email:    dalebarnes42@majik.net
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 BR>   Updated on:   9/11/2017
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 BR> TO Echolist
 BR> SUBJ MOD UPD
 BR> Subject: MOD UPD
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 BR> TAG IMECHO
 BR> TITLE InterMail discussion & support
 BR> MOD Dale Barnes, 1:1/133
 BR> DESC Discussions about InterMail, issues and suggestions
 BR> REPLY-to Dale Barnes,1:1/133
 BR> PASSword {masked}
 BR> GROUP FIDO
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Thanks Ben.

I'm mixed in my view about the merits of showing this or not. Upside is that
it shows the syntax of the file submitted by the person sending updates etc.
to the BOT and that may be helpful for some to view and understand etc.
Downside is it's just extra to view and does it really add value? Just not
sure. But if it's not a biggie to leave it in, and passwords are masked in a
way that no one can tell what the password is, then it's probably worth
retaining.

Hope that meandering thinking helped :)

Best, Paul

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