Who us?
> I'm still not convinced that each copy sent out needs its own
> message-id. *IF* each message were different, I'd understand,
> and I'd immediately propose the same explanations you've already
> given -- distinct messages clearly need distinct message ID's.
Not wanting to beat a dead horse (not much anyway) but if the messages
are all identical, smart transport software can "collect" messages going
to the smae host, and thus reduce the number of messsages sent, and so
speed up the process...can't they?
In line with soem other posts, perhaps we should set up a
FAQ-Bench-racing list, so that we can discuss "intriqeing" questions
like this without muddying up the main list...
-- Charles MacDonald Stittsville Ontario ...Just beyond the fringe My homepage is at http://www.achilles.net/~cmacd/ CANDU Nuclear Power - The Answer to the Carbon Cycle
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