Google| Subject | Re: An embedded "@" makes it a broken email |
| From | Flint |
| Date | 03/13/2013 18:05 (03/13/2013 13:05) |
| Message-ID | <khqbif$lam$1@dont-email.me> |
| Client | |
| Newsgroups | comp.sys.mac.advocacy |
| Follows | Alan Baker |
| Followups | Alan Baker (1h & 29m) Sandman (16h & 54m) > Flint |
On 3/12/2013 9:01 PM, Alan Baker wrote:
Alan BakerYes, we see you can't resist creaming your jeans. You're too dense to see I was simply playing with Sandflea, or just stubbornly getting intention obtuse and literal on me. Not to mention you seem to suffer from the same verbosity disease a certain poster has around here.
In article <kho9fj$31k$1@dont-email.me>, Flint <agent001@section-31.net>wrote:FlintAlan Baker
Wrong, Ailin Bellyacher . An embedded "@" makes it a broken email link, moron. Just because you fangurlz expect the rest of the world's usenet newsreader software to follow some non-standard MT-Newswatcher convention for creating broken links, don't assume such links are proper.
I can't resist:
2.1.5. Message-ID
The "Message-ID" line gives the message a unique identifier. The Message-ID may not be reused during the lifetime of any previous message with the same Message-ID. (It is recommended that no Message-ID be reused for at least two years.) Message-ID's have the syntax:
<string not containing blank or ">">
In order to conform to RFC-822, the Message-ID must have the format:
<unique@full_domain_name>
where full_domain_name is the full name of the host at which the message entered the network, including a domain that host is in, and unique is any string of printing ASCII characters, not including "<" (left angle bracket), ">" (right angle bracket), or "@" (at sign).
<http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1036>
(Let's see if he pops out of the woodwork to chime it in 3, 2, 1...)
-- MFB
03/06/2013-
