Re: Dual names, IDN and ASCII, in e-mail addresses?
2003-09-26 06:21:02
If the spec is too hard to support properly, implementations will not
contain proper support. IMO that is then a failure of the
specification. Is MIME too hard? Arguably, yes, in parts. For example,
it doesn't take a moron to overlook one of the content-disposition
RFCs. How many programs get filename encoding wrong? (I suspect I do,
come to think of it.)
what do people think - would a MIME roadmap document be worth the trouble of
writing?
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