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Similarly, once we did away with legacy electromechanical phone switches, the (phone area code) NANPA started allowing area codes with non-[0,1] middle digits.
by rlucas 10y ago
Similarly, once we did away with legacy electromechanical phone switches, the (phone area code) NANPA started allowing area codes with non-[0,1] middle digits. The big form of 10-digit numbers was retained and extended by relaxing a legacy constraint.