>There are URL kludges, and there are URL kludges :-) >We don't need a global URL kludge, especially the sort that says >"given a URL, here's how to lexically extract the version info." >We _do_ need the ability for origin servers to say things like >"resource http://X is version 1.2 of resource http://Y" Absolutely, there is no need to define a global method for specifying "the" version in a URL. The URL should carry the information but it should be opaque. It is arguable that a serverr be able to state the lexical scheme it employs to form versions "i use fred's version hack", but I dislike that plan since it opens the door for hardwiring a simplistic notion of versioning into the Web we will later regret. Remeber what they did to the Accept: header ! PhillReceived on Monday, 28 October 1996 17:39:14 GMT
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