On 10 Jun 2010, at 08:47, Dave CROCKER wrote:
One way of distinguishing between generations is to discover something that
was common to the older generation is vague or even unknown to the newer
generation.
Last night an active, knowledgeable working in the Internet protocol
applications space said that he knew about RFC 2822 but not RFC 822...
But that can't be right - I'm only seven-and-twenty, and even *I* know about
RFC 822 ...
Oh, go on. It's good news indeed. I only learned of RFC 822 from word of
mouth, from a mail server's documentation and of course by reference to the
popular format, whenever somebody wanted to pick nits.
Cheers,
Sabahattin
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