On Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 04:27:08PM -0600, Iain E. Davis wrote: > Do you know of a website that compares various e-mail programs and > features? Particularly whether the client supports "this RFC" and "that > RFC" ? Such a site would be helpful in selecting a e-mail client. I went digging for one, and came up empty. This surprises me, because there are all kinds of review sites for this, that, and the other. What we really want is something like the "Good NetKeeping Seal of Approval", a.k.a GNKSA. It was designed for USENET news readers, and for a while was pretty influential. An equivelent for mail user agents would be very useful. No, I already have enough projects on my plate. :-) Brief technodweebing: "Mail user agent" (MUA) is the proper term for a tool you (the user) read and send mail with. This distinguishes it from something that transports mail from place to place, called the Mail Transport Agent (MTA). -- "I try not to sound old and cynical, but it's hard to do that when you're old and cynical." -me