Holm, Mark wrote:
Seems like a +all, though formally a legal part of the
syntax, is a pretty clear indication that something is wrong.
At the very most charitable, it should be interpreted as an unknown.
Nah. It could be used by someone who owns a domain which is their last name,
who uses their ISP as a DNS host, who sends all of his email via telnet, and
who has no physical mailbox (or desire for one.) +all is a reasonable choice
here.
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