Well, I kinda needed a custom POP3 proxy, and I wanted
the flexibility to be able to do arbitrary nonstandard
things with it (e.g., disobey parts of the RFC in
carefully considered ways; for instance, respond to
DELE requests by marking the message as having been
retrieved by that user account already, if more than
one account are sharing a mailbox (so I can play
with new mail clients and still get my mail in the
regular one)). But creating the whole server
architecture and everything would have been a lot
of work, and I never would have found a TUIT. But
since Net::Server existed, all I had to implement
was the POP3 protocol itself. Hence,
Net::Server::POP3 was born.
"In adjectives, with the addition of inflectional endings, a changeable long vowel (Qamets or Tsere) in an open, propretonic syllable will reduce to Vocal Shewa. This type of change occurs when the open, pretonic syllable of the masculine singular adjective becomes propretonic with the addition of inflectional endings."
— Pratico & Van Pelt, BBHG, p68
