I inadvertently omitted "jpg" and "png" in a couple of places. Here is the corrected part: From this mindset, I will at some time later encounter http:// example.com/depict/alan. Upon accessing it, I get a series of bits. Upon examining the bits, I find that they are the same set of bits as the jpg document. I say, oh, http://example.com/depict/alan identifies the same document as http://example.com/depict/alan.jpg. Conclusion http://example.com/depict/alan is an alias for http:// example.com/depict/alan.jpg Some time later I access http://example.com/depict/alan with a different agent. Upon accessing it, I get a series of bits. Upon examining the bits, I find that they are the same set of bits as the png document. I say, oh, http://example.com/depict/alan identifies the same document as http://example.com/depict/alan.png. Conclusion http://example.com/depict/alan is an alias for http://example.com/ depict/alan.pngReceived on Sunday, 30 September 2007 05:38:47 GMT
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