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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