I already have this field, but this wasn't enough for my reader who
only has the Subject with which to make his decision on whether to
download a message or not.
> Please use "Last-modified" in the auxillary header.
Actually, in most of the RFCs that include RFC 822 header fields,
the first letter of each "word" in a header field name is
capitalized (except, it seems, in the FAQ guidelines ;-). Software
should be case insensitive with regard to field names anyway.
Bernhard Muenzer <mue@gsf.de> writes:
> Another solution to this would be a diff posting accompanying your FAQ.
Actually, he *was* talking about my (small) bi-weekly changes and
TOC adjunct to the FAQ (14k).
Thanks a lot for all the suggestions. If I decide to add the date,
it will look like something like this:
What's New in the NN/MH FAQ (19961112)
Will the parens mess up the trn killfiles? Also note the 4-digit
year followed by the month and day which should be fairly universal.
I'll also use the Newsgroup-name-archive-name lines to keep the
number of redundant archived copies down to a minimum.
Bill Wohler <wohler@newt.com> ph: +1-415-854-1857 fax: +1-415-854-3195
Say it with MIME. Maintainer of comp.mail.mh and news.software.nn FAQs.
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