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François Pinard <pinard@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:

> > Is it common to send multipart messages that only contain a single part?
> 
> Not really common, yet I remember having (softly :-) complained to a few
> of my correspondents who were always doing that.

Yup.

Anyway, perhaps we should just drop the buttons for all the text/plain 
parts totally?  It's not like anyone wants to toggle those parts...
although I guess people might want to save them separately and stuff.
Hm.

> > I haven't seen any Q encodings of headers in eons.  Could you give us
> > an example?
> 
> Do you mean RFC1522 (now RFC2070, if not mistaken)?
> 
> Even if ugly, these address a real need.  Of course, you'll more likely
> see B for messages showing Asian names, but for Latin languages sharing
> many letters with the English alphabet, Q is still likely to occur.

Yes, but I meant that I haven't seen them, since Gnus decodes them
automatically now.  :-)  (Both Q and B encodings.)

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