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|    Nicholas Boel to mark lewis    |
|    Processing nodelists with UTF?    |
|    23 Jan 12 13:07:14    |
       Re: Processing nodelists with UTF?        By: mark lewis to Nicholas Boel on Sun Jan 22 2012 09:06 pm               > nononononono... that's a "political" look at things... there are administrat        > hats and there are other processes hats... no software is written that admin        > roles are required to play specific admin tasks... if there is, it is not         > fidonet related... but we must also recognise that there are other FTN (Fido        > Technology Networks) and they mau carry their own rules and routing         > requirements... fidonet technology has always only been about the technology        > and methods used... nothing about the politics or actual connection trees...              ..And politics has no precedence in Fidonet. :)               > NB> I always thought of this place as the origin for *rules* and         > NB> *structure* when it came to FTN technology.                > are you sure you've read and fully understood fidonet's P4 document? ;)              Obviously still don't fully understand it. Just as well as I'd be willing to       bet 95% of any newcomers that join these days either wouldn't care to read it,       or wouldn't fully understand it, either. Especially the parts that make no       sense anymore due to the general age of the document itself.               > P4 is the current policy document, yes... is it a bible? no... there is also        > problem if the network actually works together as it was "designed" to do...        > perfect example is the echolist... another is the netmail routing lists...              Understood.               > what does golded or timed have to do with cross posting echomail? something'        > wrong with someone's software it is cannot crosspost to multiple echomail ar        > and netmail to individuals at the same time :/              Those are the couple of examples I've seen the most when it comes to cross       posting to other echos as well as netmail. Other software might not make it as       well known by blatently saying "Crossposted to |
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