At 10:49 17.12.99 -0500, Dick St.Peters wrote: >Communication has the unusual property of having two users, and sender >and recipient don't always agree on what they want. I for one think >it is *not* the ietf's job to continue making it ever easier to send >what recipients do not want. The recipients' wishes deserve respect, >and the inability of email (as it exists today) to take them into >account is a major flaw. And we're trying to address that - see the RESCAP WG. Warning: it won't be easy, and probably won't be pretty. Harald -- Harald Tveit Alvestrand, EDB Maxware, Norway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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