Autor: Rafal Maszkowski (rzm_at_torun.pdi.net)
Data: Sun 21 Jan 1996 - 20:57:03 MET
Gregorio Kus (Grego_at_RMnet.it) wrote:
: Grzegorz Stepniak wrote:
: >On Sat, 20 Jan 1996, Gregorio Kus wrote:
: >> listproc_at_oclc.org
: >> COMMAND RESPONSE FROM LISTPROC_at_OCLC.ORG
: >> subscribe html-wg [your name] Confirmation that you have been
: >> added as a subscriber to HTML-WG
: >Albo ja cos zle robie albo pod wsakazanym adresem nie ma takiej listy.
Nie ma. Na prosbe GK wysylam do dwoch grup co udalo mi sie wybadac:
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Date: Sun, 21 Jan 1996 14:50:32 -0500
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Subject: Re: subscribe
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W3C[1]| HTML[2]
IETF[3] HTML WG
The HTML Working Group is chartered firstly to describe, and second
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ork is to be based on existing practice on the Internet, and will m
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case, the following issues should be addressed in any proposal:
a statement of the problem as you see it
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being locally prohibitive (i.e. the sum of all the effort of deploying
this solution is less than the cost of dealing with the problem with
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**** NOTE WELL ****
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