Re: PROBLEM: Newlines & Quoted-printable

Nathaniel, and company:

The way out of this discussion is to create a little picture, along
the lines of the one in 822, which shows what states of representation
a message is, along the creation/transmission/reception path.  Put the
chart in the spec and then you can consider the issue to be officially
resolved.

My own guess is that the ODOA encoding is after transmission, but still is
to be viewed as network-standard representation, rather than local
encoding.  

Dave

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