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It would be nice if `message-make-message-id' would use
`user-mail-address' when creating message-ids so that they would match
the user's From address.  Or, at least this should be an option.

Right now, `message-make-message-id' calls `message-make-fqdn' for the
last part of the message-id (after @).  `message-make-fqdn' uses
`user-mail-address' only as a last resort (after consulting
`system-name' and `mail-host-address').

Any objections to moving `user-mail-address' before the other two?  
If so, how about making this optional through a variable setting or
something?