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Thu, 01 Apr 2010

Cosmetic Carbon Copy on Slashdot

Two months ago, I explained how cosmetic carbon copy could allow you to list recipients in a message who never receive a copy.

Today, thanks to John Stumpo's writing talent and Wes Filardo's IETF-NG, an Internet-Draft informational document has been published.

IETF didn't like it enough to accept it as an April 1 RFC. (I do actually hope that one day someone will submit a modified version to IETF as a rest-of-the-year RFC.)

Slashdot took note!

In first visible comment, an Anonymous Coward writes:

Although it is an April Fool's...this would actually be useful.

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