Re: Revisiting RFC 2822 grammar
2004-01-16 02:24:52
Pete Resnick writes:
2. I think I found a case in which Bruce permits CFWS where it wasn't
before, although I cannot decipher my very cramped margin notes. It
was something like "To: blah: (cfws) a(_at_)b(_dot_)org;".
2822 allows CFWS there.
Yes, it was something like that. I remember I thought it was a really
odd case. I'll see if I can find it again when the jetlag's gone.
Anyway, now that you've cleared up the things I misunderstood or didn't
understand, I like Bruce's changes even better. (Thanks, Bruce.)
Arnt
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