Re: Accept-Language: proposal

> The existence of this header also indicates that the sender is capable
> of handling text encoded in the utf-8 charset [RFC 2044], when properly
> MIME labeled.
Please no.

> The syntax of this header is deliberately a subset of that in HTTP.
Please don't use something with the same syntax but different
semantics. In HTTP, accept-language and accept-charset are orthogonal,
and the reasons for making them so in HTTP apply equally to mail.

Larry
-- 
http://www.parc.xerox.com/masinter