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ozznixon | All | When to add --- and * Origin... |
March 25, 2019 12:23 PM * |
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Are the tearlines only added by the tosser? Or (as I see GoldEd do) is it okay for the Message System (BBS or in my case NNTP Service) to append the Tear line? And, of course the next step down - * Origin... I noticed JAMNNTPd would double space in from of the original when reading or replying to the message. Any reason I should or should not follow their lead? And on a new post - okay if I add the Origin line too? Or is that a Tosser piece? * Down to the wire on bringing ExchangeBBS NNTP Service online. Once this build goes online, what other message bases would it make sence for it to support (right now JAM only, thinking about *.MSG for those running d'Bridge)... not sure how many people still use HMB? And did anyone actually start to use Steve's GoldBase? (Thats around the time I folded up shop and became an ISP)... I do see Squish is being used by some, and PCBoard 15.4 structure by others... And per those two topics, if an editor appends the tear line and possible the Origin, should the BBS/NNTP re-tear? (As my next project is a full color NNTP client that will understand ANSI). -- .. Ozz Nixon ... Author ExchangeBBS (suite) .... Since 1983 BBS Developer --- FMail-W32 2.0.1.4 * Origin: ExchangeBBS WHQ (1:275/362.0) |
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