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Subject: Re: Dash-escaping clarification
I didn't really generate the example to argue against David's suggestion.
In fact, I rather like it. I provided it mostly for other implementors to
try out (and to see for myself what PGP and GPG would do).
The two most prevalent clients do accept it (almost... as David notes,
the GPG behavior on blank lines really feels like a bug, not a feature).
As for other things that might get chewed up by mail systems... I wonder
whether anything would rewrite MIME headers, were they embedded
in clearsigned text? (I won't be generating a test case for this :-).
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