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Hello mark,

On Wednesday 16.02.22, you wrote to August Abolins:

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 ml>  On 2022 Feb 15 17:47:30, you wrote to Tim Schattkowsky:

 TK>>>> August, this is what may have happened to your areafix message that
 TK>>>> bounced.

 TS>>> Scary. Any background on this?

 AA>> That was me.  I dunno how that happend. Maybe I wasn't mindful of the
 AA>> address when building the netmail for Areafix.

 ml> you shouldn't have to be mindful of the destination address... the
 ml> software should check that there is a valid destination address given...
 ml> it could do that by checking the defined nodelists... maybe it can/could
 ml> also offer to browse the defined nodelists and present a list of the
 ml> known addresses to choose from... in any case, Z:0/0 should not ever be
 ml> allowed as it is an invalid FTN address...

 ml> )\/(ark

 ml> "The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my
 ml> majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh, a
 ml> shiny thing!" ... I am NOT Paranoid! And why are you always watching me??
 ml> ---
 ml>  * Origin:  (1:3634/12.73)

Good to hear from you!

I concur.. The thing like 2:0/0 shouldn't have to happen. Winpoint has only
recently arisen from the ashes to be reworked. Hopefully Tim will focus on the
overlooked issues in netmail addressing.

I kinda wondered why wouldn't Zone0 be allowed. Afterall, it's just another
number. I imagined that a zone 0 could solve the diversity problem.  ;)

  

../|ug
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