> >With multipart/choices there is still potential for information loss, > >because some clients fail to follow the specs regarding treatment > >of multipart/unknown. > > I've never known any implementation that actually throws away pieces > of a multipart/unknown. But even if there were such a beast, one or > two occurrences of actively broken software would not prevent any > server from trying to send multipart/unknown when the vast majority > of clients out there deal perfectly reasonably with it as > multipart/mixed. perhaps. but it seems that we're starting to argue about which kind of brokenness is more widespread - brokenness on handling multipart/ alternative vs. broken on handling multipart/foo. historically these kinds of arguments have been difficult for IETF to evaluate. KeithReceived on Monday, 7 May 2001 15:50:33 GMT
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