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OK, All Y'all;-)... Good work you have done while I was away enjoying
a fun conference in San Francisco;-)... You have reaffirmed that the
best progress is that which which I have nothing to do;-)...
Jacob -- Can you now incorporate this and send out a revised section
(is it # 11?) for your latest draft?
Best...\Stef
From your message Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:00:01 +0200 (MET DST):
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}Larry Masinter wrote:
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}>I like your wording, except for the stuff about default charset:
}
}>I suggest replacing all of this with:
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}># Some transport mechanisms may specify a default "charset" parameter if
}># none is supplied[HTTP1,HTTP2,MIME]. However, when HTML is
}># transferred through mail, the charset parameter SHOULD be included,
}># rather than relying on the default.
}
}Fine with me, except that I think that the fact that the defaults differ
}for the different mechanisms should be explicitly mentionned. Also,
}the "may" in the first line seems unnecessary. So what about:
}
}Some transport mechanisms specify a default "charset" parameter if
}none is supplied[HTTP1,HTTP2,MIME]. However, especially because
}the default differs for different mechanisms, when HTML is
}transferred through mail, the charset parameter SHOULD be included,
}rather than relying on the default.
}
}Regards, Martin.
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