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	Title		: An advanced Mail Transfer Protocol
	Author(s)	: H. Danisch
	Filename	: draft-danisch-email-mtp-00.txt
	Pages		: 13
	Date		: 2003-4-16
	
This memo suggests an advanced mail transfer protocol in order to
find a modern, flexible, extensible, efficient, and robust
successor of SMTP. The presented protocol uses a HTTP-ish syntax.
It is designed to give the receiver of a message finer control over
accepting or rejecting the message, and to allow negotiation of
transport details.  The memo is still in a very early state and
intended to initiate a discussion, not to present a finished
protocol. The protocol can be understood as a workbench for future
mail extensions.

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