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    ML> some do, many do not... i remember quite a few complaining about   
    ML> having to hit escape twice... i generally told them to just wait and   
    ML> let the mailer time out and it would pass them to the BBS anyway...   
    ML> hitting escape twice was simply a quicker signal that it was a user   
    ML> connecting and the mailer didn't need to spend time trying to detect   
    ML> different mailer protocols...    
      
   Nowadays as BBS's continue to dwindle, people are more curious about program   
   details, especially for new boards.   
      
    MJ> Just look at all the people who read tear lines for example.   
      
    ML> most do that to see what software was used to create the message...   
    ML> that and signaling the end of the message is their purpose...    
      
   Exactly. People pay attention to these details.   
      
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