🚀 go-pugleaf

By the time the end of 1982 rolled around, there was not
supposed to be any bridging at all.  Link 0 was supposed
to be shut off on all IMPs forbidding NCP traffic at all.
There were a few people granted dispensations, and it is
easy to see that you'd only need a host with both NCP and
TCP/IP to make a mail gateway, but I don't recall that any
officially existed.  I'm sure nothing automatic was done
for FTP, and telnet was loosely supported as the TAC's
were able to initiated both NCP and TCP telnet sessions for
quite some time after the changeover (probably only deleted
to get the code space back to implement tacacs).

Fortunately this was the last Jan 1 protocol change after much
griping by people who blew a couple of Christmas holidays.  First
on the long leaders conversion and then on TCP.

-Ron