Americans often send uuencoded or binhexed data in messages.
Such data is not ASCII any more than the older ways of
encoding e.g. Japanese into e-mail. So if it is illegal to
use the older Japanese methods of encoding Japanese into
e-mail, then it is as illegal to send uuencoded or binhexed
data in messages!
And this, my friends, is why the application/*, audio/*, image/*, and
other MIME types were devised.
/Valdis
So, you are saying that the current MIME spec forbids sending uuencoded
data over RFC 822. Wow.
Masataka Ohta