MSGID: 2:221/1.58@fidonet ef59612f   
   REPLY: 1:153/7001 3jFpLIC6   
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   Hello Maurice!   
      
    MK> Perfect!  That confirms that the address is indeed part of   
    MK> the dupe checking routine.   
      
   As it should be, according to some aged sysops in-the-know of     
   wisdom and programming experience.   
      
    AA>> [1] == MID: 1:153/7001 8QIOgQad   
    AA>> [2] == MID: 1:153/7001.2989 8QIOgQad   
      
    MK> That is what I see here.  Also there is no doubt they are   
    MK> completely different MSGs, from two different systems.   
    MK> Right?  Also it appears from this angle that your idea for   
    MK> the random serial number is indeed compliant with fts-   
    MK> 0009.001 despite objections anyone might have about the   
    MK> methodolgy.   
      
   That little word "may" in the salient paragraph of the spec     
   opens up the possibilities.   
      
    MK> ..I'll follow up this reply of a totally new MSG with the   
    MK> "1:153/7001 8QIOgQad" address serial number.  Don't touch   
    MK> that dial!   
      
   And.. if I don't see it, it probably means it was detected as a     
   dupe along the way!   
      
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