[plug] PLUG list -> RSS feed

[Chris Caston]

Which would probably mean that this stuff would need be embedded in form
values which are posted from a HTML message composition page but then we
just have it looking even more like webmail.


 Either that or the values would need to be somehow passed to the e-mail
client but alas the only 
 mailto: parameter options that I know about currently that can be
implemented in HTML and javascript are CC, BBC, SUBJECT and BODY TEXT
and ISO latin-1 anti-spam encoding for obfuscation of the e-mail
address. 

So perhaps I should go digging through w3c specifications to see if we
can also support the In-Reply-to and reference headers.

Either that or they could be appended to the subject or body using
escape characters or quotes (so that they don't get mixed up and can be
removed from the text body that gets posted) that will be interpreted
and used by a script on the RSS feed server 

This may or not make sense (;


On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 18:56, James Devenish wrote:
> In message <1062456377.571.3.camel at debian>
> on Tue, Sep 02, 2003 at 06:46:18AM +0800, Chris Caston wrote:
> > Surely you could have relevant mailto: links (including subject) in the
> > served HTML?
> 
> FYI it's the In-Reply-To and References headers (which are generated at
> the time an e-mail is composed), not just the Subject, that are
> important for e-mail threading and archiving.
> 
> > People could have the choice between the regular (e-mail) list and one
> > served through RSS.
> 
> <nod>
> 
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