Chris Haynes wrote:
I'm not sure they can be expressed in any way at all... All I can figure out so far is that the expiry of a message implies it's possibly not quite as important, urgent or valid to the sender/recipient/some-other-person as it would have been before it expired.2) Can the semantics of an 'expired' message be agreed and communicated in a clean, simplistic, non-technical way?
I'm not sure that's a tight enough definition :) -- Paul Smith VPOP3 - POP3/SMTP/IMAP4/Webmail Email server for Windows