On 07 Jan 2006, at 00:21 , Don Russell wrote:
Google Kreme wrote:
I would simply add that X-Expires: or X-<user>-Expires: would be a
better choice for an added header.
When I first started this, I added X-Expires:, then one day, while
researching something unrelated I found an rfc that defined
Expires: ...
now of course I cant find that rfc again. :-(
Ah... I think Expires: is a header for USENET postings, not email,
but I could be wrong.
But, why would you use X-<user>-Expires: ? I don't see an advantage of
including the user id in the header...
It is often useful to know where a message header was added. using a
user name or a domain name eliminates the possibility of colliding
with someone else's header.
--
"He sees the good in every one. No one would ever take him for a
clergyman."
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