>What's happening is that Yahoo is pushing its output over the limit,
>and other MTAs are cooperating. It's easy to do that when writing
>HTML, since one starts to think that <CRLF> is not interpreted.
And, to make it more interesting, the HTML is sent in its own MIME segment,
which is usually sent using the "quoted-printable" encoding format, which
makes it very easy to "wrap" long lines (>1000 characters) without any
CRLF's after it is received. So Yahoo is acting like Microsoft here,
trying to create their own standards.
-Scott
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