But then there is the question of compatibility with existing
documents. Sincer I support the 1.0 backwards compatibility feature,
it makes sense to also support legacy MIME types.
So i guess I'll accept all those listed above.
also pragmatically many cheaper or free ISP's don't let people configure
the mime types. These kind of sites wouldn't be useful for corporate web
sites but are often used for personal home pages etc. The default for
.xsl is quite likely to be text/xsl.
David
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