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From: Emmanuel Briot <briot.emmanuel@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Very minor nitpick concering gnatcoll-email.ads line 86
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> I know the RFC doesn't really bother with case sensitivity, but since
> "Cc" is used exclusively in 5322, it might be better to err on the safe
> side in gnatcoll-email.ads, especially considering that there might be a
> lot of procmail filters out there that are specifically looking for "Cc"
> and not "CC".

They certainly shouldn't, and I believe procmail is case insensitive
anyway, so no worry.
I receive about 200 emails a day, and I believe at leat 95% of them
use "CC", from the quick check I just did.