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From: PADLIPSKY@A.ISI.EDU (Michael Padlipsky)
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Subject: Re: COS goes with TCP/IP
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Date: Wed, 24-Jun-87 10:49:01 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 24 10:49:01 1987
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Phill--
  Thanks for the info.  I'll have to assume that anybody who works for
NBS wouldn't advertantly violate a standard, so the reason neither of
his RFCs contained an organization-indicating line below the name must
have something to do with inadvertance rather than a desire to conceal
anything.  Presumably, the Padlipsky's Law that There's Always One More
Typo applies.  Now, do you suppose it also applies in 1.3 and what was
really meant was "scheduled to become mandatory"?
   cheers, map
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