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html HEAD and current html spec
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (tomw@netcom.com)
Tue Oct 25 17:58:03 1994
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 1994 22:56:03 +0100
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What is genereal status og the HEAD element in HTML, most
implementations that I have seen do nothing with it? I assume people
are planning on using it. Can any one fill me in better on this? I
recall some discussion on this a while ago but it slipped into my bit
bucket :(
also where can I get a relavant set of HTML specs and HTTP specs
I have read the older internet drafts from Tim Berners-Lee but these
seem pretty old and outdated ( no offense meant ). I know there must
be some drafts for HTML+/ HTML2.0 or even HTML3.0.
Ditto for HTTP
Most of the definitions are pretty vague in the old
expired internet drafts. Do I just have read ALL the source code from
ALL the client/servers to get the definative usage, unfortunately
I've already done that :( AACK ).
I am trying to create some apps and I don't want to step on existing
potential capabilities hidden in the spec ( or code if thats the
definative standard )
where the docs? ( kinda like wheres the beef :)
thanks in advance
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