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   mark wrote (2020-05-04):   
      
    ml>    Re: Worked on this earlier after work this evening...   
    ml>    By: Oli to mark lewis on Mon May 04 2020 13:34:55   
      
      
    Oli>> If you are unable to read the documents at ftsc.org, I will not   
    Oli>> waste my time anymore.   
      
    ml> good... maybe also stop spewing incorrect information?   
      
   bla bla ...   
      
    ml> i've read the documents and know what they say... i can also easily look   
    ml> at the dates on them which you apparently cannot do... the fact is that   
    ml> what you are pointing to as a standard was written *after* the tools   
    ml> under discussion... that means there was no standard for those tools to   
    ml> adhere to... plus the fact that documented standards change and it is   
    ml> quite easy for a tool that once was standards complient to no longer be   
    ml> standards complient... especially if it is not updated any more...   
      
   You can try to spin it again and again. I already quoted the BinkleyTerm   
   documentation from 1990. But I do it again for you:   
      
   "Note that outbound areas for domains other than your own will ALWAYS have a   
   zone extension."   
      
    Oli>> You are a member of the FTSC since when?   
      
    ml> longer than you've been around ;)   
      
   You didn't learn much.   
      
   Since I started using it in 1993 the 5D BSO format hasn't changed. Only binkd   
   invented it's own thing.   
      
   If this is all wrong, please update the FTS document.   
      
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