>>>>> "TN" == Tom Neff <tneff@grassyhill.net> writes:
TN> "1153 Got It Right"(tm)
I'm not so sure. E.g. what about Content-Type:, MIME-Version:, and
Content-Transfer-Encoding: ?
MM2.1 is RFC 1153 compliant to a point[1]. It certainly keeps the
specified headers in the specified order, but it also retains the
three mentioned above, as well as In-Reply-To:, References: and
Precedence:.
It seems to me you have to keep the MIME related ones, otherwise you
might as well just delete any non-text/plain messages. In-Reply-To:
and References: are needed to make sure summaries will thread
correctly once the digests are bursted. And Precedence: does no harm
and potentially does some good, IMO.
-Barry
[1] I know, I know. This kind of attitude leads to hell. ;)
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