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Constraining Validation
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Lack of name in From header considered harmful
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2004-08-26 04:00:30
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Edd Dumbill
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Lack of name in From header considered harmful
In general people use their real names in XML-DEV as it helps their professional career. And as you seem to be a regular part of interesting conversations, I felt the need to identify you by more than just your email address.
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