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Merry Christmas Gus et al!

> I have the following, perhaps downloaded directly from W0RLI site:

> 168129 Jun 12  2018 W0RLI-BBS_spec_12oct1998.pdf

The copy I have is from TAPR, creators of the TNC2. The date watermarked
on the document is 9 November, 2012.

> That is a mission impossible,

It is only a mission impossible because of laziness only. If those who
needed to communicate together to form set standards, that would be a
major step forward.

> I don't know about their (secret) involvement since G1NNA was the
> author of a MSDOS NNABBS, like a sorta PMS stored inside most TNCs
> to be clear on what we are speaking; its last release was on 1994.

There's also REBBS who contributed in establishing the protocols of the
PBBS which is also DOS.

> Then F6FBB abandoned his development on March 2003 (fbb-7.04j) and
> never reappeared since now. 

FBB has been maintained for several years under Bernard. There's several
people who contribute code to it - the joys of true open source!

> I am simply externalizing my ideas and forcing the end to no one;
> Maiko is a great friend for me and the same are you for me :)

I consider you a great and long time friend as well!

> 1. there are only 5 (five) Continents in our planet or if you want
>     6 (six), since the ONU is making the Americas explicit as North
>     America and South America.

Actually there's 7 total. Don't forget Arctic and Antarctica.

> 2. And now speak about that stupid assertion as NA is Namibia,

If you visit:
http://www.domaininform.net/completelistofdomainextensions.html
and scroll down to worldwide registry you will see .na listed.

> Also, remember that the Country code MUST be made explicit
> by a 3 (three letter) length, so Namibia is NAM, Italy is
> ITA, United States are USA, Canada is CAN, and so on...

The one thing however that you fail to understand with an xNOS is that
NO NOS is a true PBBS system. The MTA is 100% SMTP based. It is, as  you
have mentioned, quite dependent on the rewrite file to translate mail to
that of a true PBBS H-address. Area mail is quite similar to how sendmail
or postfix would write personal emails. Study your sequence.seq file. Ever
notice each individual mail receives *2* numerics? The first one is for the
natural mail message, while the second set of numbers generated are for the
rewritten mail. NOS has been this way since the beginning of it's creation.
JNOS2 is no different. Because of this, without proper rewrite file, .na
can easily be seen as Nambia on the global internet and any xNOS that's on
44-net may quite easily send SMTP based e-mail seen with a .na to Nambia.

> If the PBBS software fails to do the above process on the
> H-Addresses it is simply broken.

...OR a rewrite file is not correct and xNOS is trying to send PBBS mail
over the global internet and by using 4 letter continent coding helps
combat such a problem. A 4-letter continent code helps combat this scenario
and protects a new sysop from accidentally sending 3-rd party mail.

FYI; I received your bulletin under 2 different BIDs:

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Merry Christmas!

I hope to stop my messages since now, I don't want to get pissed off
about the packet... :( .......

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>From i0ojj%i0ojj.ita.eu@n2nov.ampr.org Fri Dec 25 08:55:54 2020
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>From: i0ojj@i0ojj.ita.eu
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>From i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org Fri Dec 25 14:52:42 2020
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>From: Gustavo Ponza <i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org>
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Merry Christmas!

I hope to stop my messages since now, I don't want to get pissed off
about the packet... :(

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