<quoted-string>s in <msg-id>s (Re: Compatibility wit Netnews (was I-D ACTION:draft-resnick-2822upd-01.txt))
Kari Hurtta <[email protected]>
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"Charles Lindsey" <[email protected]> writes in gmane.ietf.rfc822: > In <p06300002c25bc5f3f74b@[216.43.25.67]> Pete Resnick <[email protected]> writes: > > >On 4/27/07 at 7:02 PM +0000, Charles Lindsey wrote: > But if 2822-bis is prepared to go further than that, then it is fine with > me. The only question is whether people ever (or ever need to) use > <quoted-string>s in <msg-id>s. I looked in all the news articles and > emails on my computer and found no example of it, but my sample is far too > small. So has anyone else seen that in the wild? At least on my archive folder have some: $ egrep ^Message-ID: elm-mail-backup | fgrep '"' Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.795:21.07.96.17.56.16"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.564:21.07.96.17.47.43"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.588:21.07.96.17.48.05"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.798:21.07.96.17.50.08"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.798:21.07.96.17.50.08"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.621:23.07.96.07.52.42"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.080:21.07.96.10.22.30"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.657:21.07.96.08.18.19"@xlink.net> Message-ID: <"xlink100.x.900:21.07.96.07.54.41"@xlink.net> $ These archived messages seems to be from year 1996 / Kari Hurtta