Serge: > What's the value of turning this off? Everytime someone turns it on they learn why they had to, because an M$ product doesn't comply with the RFC's, and we've provided the workaround as a service to our users, not because we condone M$'s transgression. In the real world we have to accept non-compliance by others, why not take the opportunity to name and shame them?
> The bar is already really really high. Don't I know it. So lets exert pressure against it getting worse. > How about instead publishing all > the spec violations we've had to made, and the servers and clients that > prompted us to do it? That would probably be a popular page. Yeah ok I like that, as long as we still implement these as options, if we do I won't press for them to be off by default. Ok? d. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
