Subj : Re: Password Errors
To   : mark lewis
From : Nicholas Boel
Date : Wed Aug 29 2012 23:08:00

ml> if it is properly quoted, why does it keep adding new quote initials and >
ml> signs instead of just adding another '>' to the existing already quoted qu
ml> but this is something for the mystic echo...

Why does most everyone's do the same? And is this another "proposition?" Or
is it an actual standard?

ml> so you changed from synchronet? why? that is what you were recently runnin
ml> wasn't it?

I'm still running Synchronet, but I'm posting messages from my Mystic point
system, which is under a major 'overhaul from default' right now. :)

ml> why does everything have to be an attack? this message is definitely not a
ml> attack on you or your chosen software...

He brought up a thread from FIDONEWS to poke a jab at me at Synchronet's
quoting. What he didn't know, is that it wasn't me that posted the original
message that screwed things up. The point is that he felt the need to throw
one more jab into the mix, which he had to completely change the subject in
order to do. If you don't see that, then something is seriously wrong
upstairs.

ml> FWIW: i'm still waiting on rob swindell to explain why synchronet is gener
ml> MSGID lines for posts that do not contain such... he quite conviently left
ml> quit or just STFU when i posted the proof to him using one of his own mess
ml> with one of your's being the first i spotted doing such ;)

I don't know. You'll have to take it up with him. Maybe he's just ignoring
your anal retentivity? Everyone's software has flaws. Some more than
others. Your software is broken too, Mark. He did point that out before he
stopped posting.

I do remember him saying there was an RC change in his region, so his
uplink might have lost some messages, and by the time he got back, a few of
his replies never made it to you, so he just gave up on the unwinnable
battle.

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