Re: Folding of long lines in message bodies
Ian Bell <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.rfc822 |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
In message <[email protected]>, Bruce Lilly <[email protected]> writes >On Tue June 7 2005 03:37, Ian Bell wrote: text/paragraph was (briefly) proposed as a very simple way for programs that currently send paragraphs as single lines in text/plain to be fixed so that they can continue to send long lines but without breaking any RFC. However, most text/plain messages containing paragraphs sent as single lines that I receive seem to be sent from Outlook and Outlook Express... >> At the time that 2646 was written, Outlook and Outlook Express both >> treated "text/unknown" as attachments (they may or may not still do >> that). >it is generally >more appropriate to urge the vendor to fix the problem ... but because of those clients' broken behaviour with respect to text/unknown, the vendor would have been unable to make use of text/paragraph to fix their problem without breaking their installed base. Thus text/paragraph could not achieve its aim - at least as far as Outlook/OE were concerned. -- Ian Bell T U R N P I K E
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