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Re: Armour
At 2:37 PM +0000 11/15/97, Ian Brown wrote:
>
>I'm not arguing that we should totally do away with armour - just that I
>don't think it should be a MUST, so that people who want to use OpenPGP
>in their program or standard minimally, with no need for backwards
>compatibility, can do it with as little problem as possible.
>
This is probably closest to my own point of view, Ian. The ability to
generate and accept ascii armor must be preserved for backwards
compatibility. However, successfully encoding and decoding a message
should not mandate translation through ascii armor.
john w noerenberg, ii
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