Julian Reschke wrote: > Optimally, we'll just have to bump up the reference then, right? Almost certainly, yes. Just don't *copy* RFC 4646 syntax details. > I'm tempted to drop the statement, or even go further to drop > the example as well. An updated example would be nice. For readers not familar with new 4646-features it could get them to read RFC 4646, figure out what es-419 is, lookup man-Nkoo-GN, or simply see that az-Arab is something that wasn't possible before. Admittedly a case of RFC-spamvertizing, not necessary to get HTTP technically right. FrankReceived on Tuesday, 15 April 2008 23:11:44 GMT
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