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From: mo@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu (F.L. Catalyst)
Subject: Talk: A return to default...
Date: 1995/06/25
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C. Martin <aa709@cleveland.Freenet.Edu> helpfully suggested:
[snip]
>please put: ^[[0m
>at the bottom of your messages and if you have color in the "Subject:",
>be considerate enough to put this code within the first 40 character
>spaces of your Subject header.  Thank you.

Just thought I'd point out that that does NOT fix everything for everyone.  
For some readers, the color subject lines cause the terminal to switch to 
a graphical character set.  This means that all the lowercase letters on 
the screen suddenly become incomprehensible garbage.  <ESC>[0m at the end 
of the subject line does not fix this particular problem.  

Please, be considerate and refrain from using escape codes in subject lines.  

-Catalyst