> Url: <URL:http://www.domain.foo/pub/faq/my.faq> "Descriptive Text"
I'm not been a big fan of <URL:(url)>. If it looks like:
(scheme)://(something)
of course it's a URL, so why have the word "URL" up front? It's like
writing "English: I went to the store." But the IETF URI people disagree,
so I'll let it go.
If you want to ignore whitespace and newlines, which sounds like a good
idea, then I guess my suggestion of using whitespace as a delimiter won't
work. Using '<' and '>' as delimiters sounds looks to me.
But I think
URL: scheme://site/path
without '<' and '>' should be recognized (but not encouraged) because we
can be pretty sure that someone will use that form.
-- Matt Messina messina@umich.edu
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