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> Please write email addresses like this in DocBook:
> | Report problems to <email>pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org</>.
> Please do *not* do this: ...

I wasn't aware that the <email> tag was available, but istm that it
doesn't actually do what I would like, which is to put a proper name
*and* an email address together. What convention should we use to do
that? The <ulink> tag does that, though depending on the style sheet it
may not do exactly what we want. One of these days I want to have a
Postgres-specific style sheet to make minor adjustments like this. I'll
play with <email> though and see what it can do...

                    - Thomas