On Fri, 18 Jun 2004, Seaborne, Andy wrote: > justify this WG getting involved. Some of the issues are more bound to > registering MIME types and the time/work that takes. Which is not that much at all. > If we can find a way to have an extensible "Accept:"-like scheme that used Non registered payloads can use the 'x-' conventions. > URIs then that presumably would meet your need for the design goal? That, or using a RDF-Accept: would be frowned upon by just about every protocol chair. If you want to get away from everything that is broken or historically messy in HTTP - then do not use it :-) Switch to something like BEEP :-) DwReceived on Thursday, 24 June 2004 05:26:53 GMT
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