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    On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Luben Tuikov wrote:
    
    > Michel Maddux wrote:
    > >
    > > I disagree; a range of values has long been denoted by (..)
    >
    > Really? In which context? Pascal programming language?
    >
    > Math uses comma. We can use that too.
    > Regular expressions use dash/minus. We can use that too.
    >
    > Why don't we use dash/minus which most of us know
    > from regular expressions and from school...
    
    :-)
    
    > Regarding ``simplicity'':
    >
    > If we are trying to keep it
    > simple, then why are we using variables like
    > MaxRecvPDULength and OFMarkInt case sensitive
    > on top of that????
    >
    > Isn't this a low level protocol that will not be looked
    > at by humans.
    
    I think readability should be thought about. While rare, I think it will
    help to let admins be able to watch a login transcript if they think
    something is wrong.
    
    Take care,
    
    Bill
    
    

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