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Subject: Re:  %-Hack .vs. Route Address
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Date: 8 Jan 90 22:20:22 GMT
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	I still think the writers of the Host Requirements RFC screwed up when
	they encouraged the "%-hack" over Route-Addresses.  Has anything been
	published yet to officially state what the "%-hack" is?  In particular,
	how does it relate to the other mail address operators "@" and "!"?
	How do you interpret "foo!bar%baz@blef"?

Please see the DISCUSSION part of Section 5.2.16 for an answer to this 
question.

Bob Braden