Subj : alternative DateTime (ref: fts-0001.016)
To   : Rob Swindell
From : Maurice Kinal
Date : Sun Dec 20 2020 01:49 am

Hey Rob!

RS> I guess you don't know what "backwards compatible" means.

I guess the same about you.

RS> Backwards compatible means it would continue to work with
RS> existing systems.

I swear that is known simply as compatibilty.  Backwards implies the past.  However in both cases it is obvious the software we're using is {,backwards} compatible given our exchanges.

RS> I suspect most other echomail programs would do the same.

Mine as well.  However mine can quicky adapt to a much needed change in order to facillitate progress especially when it concerns an obviously needed fix.  Your proposal doesn't allow for a proper fix and solves nothing.  Mine does and is therefore superior as well as much needed.

RS> Is this how you normally engage in technical discussions?

I thought it was obvious that I don't normally engage in technical discussions.  Regarding this one I believe I am 100% correct and you are 100% wrong.

Life is good,
Maurice

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