* Robin Stephenson <ro...@kizoom.com> [2007-08-06 18:40]: > If people insist on tickling it where it is clealy broken, eg > sending quoted-printable messages,
Riiiight. Any mail with non-US-ASCII characters is sent with some sort of encoding (unless the MUA is broken). F.ex., if I want to hate on Apple’s Exposé, my mail is automatically something other than literal 7-bit text. > having characters in their email addresses that make it choke Dots in email addresses are soooooooooo unusual! People who use them deserve to have their threads inaccessible by anyone else! And you know what? It’s not the one with a dot in his email address who suffered the problem, it’s me who wanted to look up one of his threads. I sure hope you never write any code someone else has to use. > In this respect, how is it different from any other of the > milliard broken bits of web-hosted crapware you have to deal > with on a daily basis? I likes it just the hateful way it is Fine. This mail is UTF-8 and has proper punctuation. If your MUA breaks on it, well I likes it just the hateful way it is. > Obligatory hate: Didn’t read this part. Get your own thread. Regards, -- Aristotle Pagaltzis // <http://plasmasturm.org/>
