On Wed, 22 Jan 2014, Alan Robertson wrote:

> Hopefully this won't occur again any time in the foreseeable future...

the conventional way the RFC's do this, so as to not have to 
rely on hope is to have a protocol version indicator (usually 
not more than 8 bits wide. pPssibly less if it can be 
'over-loaded' by bit-mapping onto a small range value)  in the 
headers, so that one might be strict in what one states, and 
liberal in what one receives

-- Russ herrold
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