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PID: nntpPoint 2.5.10.1
RFC-From: Tommi Koivula 
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Nicholas Boel wrote:

NB> That's also possible. I just don't understand where the "RFC"
NB> prefix came from for some of these headers (even the few already in
NB> use in Fidonet). I can't find any reference to that prefix anywhere.

Well, even GoldED has some 'RFC' things in its internet support.. 

'Tommi

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