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To: Jim Riffle <rif@nix.kconline.com>
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Subject: Re: Does anyone filter e-mail headers 
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Date: Wed, 18 Jun 1997 16:20:26 +0100
From: Dom Mitchell <hdm@demon.net>
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Jim Riffle wrote:
> 
> Does anyone out their use any kind of filtering mechanism for peoples
> incoming mail to strip the routing information from incoming e-mail?  The
> other day I had a customer who though it was just terrible that we did
> not filter off all that information for them.
> 
> Personally, I think it is very useful and was wondering if anybody
> actually does this kind of thing.

Which kind of routing information is this?  If he means the "Received:"
lines, then strippping them out is a really, really, bad, non-standards
conforming idea.  If he means getting rid of route-addrs, then why are
they there in the first place?

-Dom