INTERNET-DRAFT Charles H. Lindsey
Usenet Format Working Group University of Manchester
July 2001
4.2.2. Header Properties
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4.2.2. Header Properties
There are three special properties that may apply to particular
headers, namely: "experimental", "inheritable", and "variant". When a
header is defined, in this (or any future) standard, as having one
(or possibly more) of these properties, it is subject to special
treatment, as indicated below.
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Previous draft (04): 4.2.2. Header Properties
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4.2.2. Header Properties
- There are four special properties that may apply to particular
- headers, namely: "experimental", "inheritable", "local", and
- "variant". When a header is defined, in this (or any future)
- standard, as having one (or possibly more) of these properties, it is
- subject to special treatment, as indicated below.
+ There are three special properties that may apply to particular
+ headers, namely: "experimental", "inheritable", and "variant". When a
+ header is defined, in this (or any future) standard, as having one
+ (or possibly more) of these properties, it is subject to special
+ treatment, as indicated below.