Re: url: subheader ??

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Quoting from Henk Penning (Wed Oct 12 14:43:57 1994):
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> I think your missing something.
>
> A news-article has a header (Newsgroups:--, From:--, etc).
> A news.answers news-article has a secondary (auxiliary) header
> with Archive-name:-- and some optional others.

I know, thanks :)

> The X-headers are things in the primary header.

I know, thanks :)

> I was making a suggestion about a new optional header-line
> in the auxiliary header.

This is what I was missing. I'm sorry about this. I understood
you were proposing a header in the primary part. My vote goes to
"Url: " now, or, in other words: "I second the motion to add an-
other header to FAQ and other *.answers postings, in the URL for-
mat; let's call it Url: if in the secondary header, or X-Url: as
per RFCs if in the primary one.".

Bye,

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