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From: Keith Moore <moore@cs.utk.edu>
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Subject: Re: timezones & Date 
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> Actually, I very much want to indicate, for the benefit of possibly
> non-clued implementors, that the intent is that you insert Date: at
> the point at which the user sends off the message and not the point
> where he starts composing. 

Yes, I think that "when the user pushes send" is what we want.
We just need to distinguish that from "when the message is sent".

Keith