I consider the original question to have been pretty insulting. There
is only one set of MIME types for all uses. The name of the list is
ietf-xml-mime, not email-xml-mime. If it had been hosted at the W3C,
would non-web uses have been ignored?
Donald
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At 02:46 PM 4/6/99 +0200, Chris Lilley wrote:
Given the host of the list (Internet Mail Consortium)
Hey, we host lists that have little or nothing to do with email (not that I
try to do that too often...)
I would like to
first ask for a clarification; is the topic of discussion *just* the use
of MIME with XML for email, or does it also include the use of MIME with
XML for HTTP and any other protocols.
The latter.
--Paul Hoffman, Director
--Internet Mail Consortium