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Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1995 18:03:44 -0700
From: "Brent B. Welch" <Brent.Welch@eng.sun.com>


>>>Mark Crispin said:

 > I think that ReSent is too entrenched.  I wonder, though, if it would be
 > possible to introduce a requirement that all ReSent-* headers be written in 
     a
 > block starting with ReSent-Date, and that it is:
 > 	1) mandatory that new ReSent headers be at the end of a header
 > 	2) forbidden to relocate or reorder ReSent headers

Point 2) is not enforceable, nor should it be.
Many User Agents let users specify what headers they want to see.
The others are scrolled off the top of the display, or eliminated
entirely.  Just because it is mandatory for RFC822 doesn't mean
a user wants to see it.

--	Brent Welch	Sun Labs	brent.welch@sun.com