Subj : unicode test
To   : Chris Jacobs
From : Nil Alexandrov
Date : Sat Feb 25 2023 19:55:12

Hello, Chris!

Saturday February 25 2023 14:51, from Chris Jacobs -> All, in URL @OFGHIUrl:

 CJ> @MSGID: 303.fidoutf8@1:103/705 285fc839

fts-0009.001

> ^AMSGID: origaddr serialno
> The originating address should be specified in a form that constitutes a
> valid return address for the originating network.

Original network is the vanilla FidoNet, I guess. It would be hard to constitute a valid return address from "303.fidoutf8@1:103/705".

 CJ> @PID: Synchronet 3.20a-Win32 master/12f48d226 Feb 24 2023 MSC 1929

fsc-0046.005

> ^APID: <pID> <version>[ <serial#>]<CR>

The date after the serial field is confusing

 CJ> @TID: SBBSecho 3.20-Linux master/b802e8326 Feb 24 2023 GCC 12.2.0

fsc-0046.005

> TIDs follow the same format used for PIDs, as explained above.

The date after the serial field is confusing

 CJ> @COLS: 80
 CJ> @BBSID: VERT

Custom kludges can be ignored.

 CJ> @CHRS: ASCII 1

fts-5003.001

> ^ACHRS: <identifier> <level>
> First level of internationalisation, using seven bit character sets. Most
> of these are based on US ASCII, with minor internationalisation
> variations.

Not sure if this utf-8 echo-conference is the right place for tesing the 7-bit encodings.

 CJ> @NOTE: FSEditor.js v1.104

Custom kludges can be ignored.

 CJ> --- SBBSecho 3.20-Linux
 CJ>  * Origin: Vertrauen - [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.net (1:103/705)

This is an empty text message for me, what exactly you were about to say?

Regards,
Nil
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