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    On 2019 Apr 08 17:56:44, you wrote to me:   
      
    ml>> http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/FidoNet_message_packet   
      
    MK> I recall reading that and at the time finding absolutely zero references   
   to   
    MK> back that up.  I just tried again with no success.  I am not sure where   
    MK> that idea comes from   
      
   what idea? using that character as a soft-cr in fidonet?   
      
    MK> and the closest I could find is the well documented c1 control codes.   
    MK> It wouldn't surprise me if there was some propietary usage for 0x8d as   
    MK> a soft line break but finding a reference to back it up is a bit of a   
    MK> challenge if not indeed impossible.   
      
   i'm not sure but it should be documented somewhere in the FTSC documents... i   
   know i've seen it many times in the past... especially when i was using new   
   software that had an option to recognize them or not... with the option on,   
   they acted like cr... with the option off, you could see them and languages   
   that use them were readable when they were used... they were most often seen   
   as what some would call a random sprinking of them but if you counted, you   
   could easily see that it wasn't random...   
      
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   Always Mount a Scratch Monkey   
   Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it   
   wrong...   
   ... There's been alarming increase in the # of things I know nothing about.   
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