In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ben Bucksch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> J.B. Moreno wrote: > > > you don't even include a User-Agent header. > > I do - it's stripped out by the mail->news gateway :-(. Boo, hiss, it shouldn't do that... > > On a slightly different note: what's with the long quoted line? I've > > wrapped it above, but from "1.0 is" to "even close." was all on one > > line. Is this a known bug in Mozilla > > I don't know. It doesn't seem to be bug 32100. Maybe did something > unusual while editing the blockquote and that prevented Mozilla from > wrapping. I'll try to keep an eye out for it then. -snip- > >On an entirely different note -- any chance you could take a whack at > >spoiler protection? > > > I read your proposal in a previous post (or was it in bugzilla?). I am > currently too busy with other stuff (Beonex release, Roaming > implementation and a fulltime contracting work), so no chance. Yes, it > would be completely in my area, but I don't expect it to be used much, > because it needs support on both the sender and the recipient and is > only rarely useful. Well, compared to viewing HTML as plain text, yes, but otherwise -- it's not at all rare in groups where that kind of thing goes on. Before yEnc came out (and made gather them all unfeasible) my server had a virtual group for articles where FF was used, and 50-100 articles a day was pretty normal -- a quick check in rec.arts.sf.written shows 4 articles for the past 24 hours (which was a bit over 1%). Of course that doesn't change your schedule...but if you *do* get a bit of spare time, it'd be nice if you could see what you can do. -- J.B. Moreno
