According to Yoshiki Hayashi: > +1. I don't want to see our config file cluttered with lots > of 'x-' types. If it is very popular, it should be > registered as non 'x-' types. We don't have problem with > accepting those official types. If we accept one 'x-' type, > it would become harder to reject other private types. It > will eventually lead to conflicts of private types. I don't > think we should spend time discussing which private types to > keep in our config. Don't accpet any private MIME type is > really a good policy, I believe.
Well, there are already lots of "x-" types in the types config. E.g., audio/x-mpegurl (m3u) or video/x-msvideo (avi). IIRC those have been voted in on a case by case basis. Dunno if the .torrent type is already popular enough to justify its inclusion. Despite the fact that registering a type with IANA is not that difficult (file out a form, wait 2-8 weeks and you are usually done). just my 0.02 ciao... -- Lars Eilebrecht - Life is what happens to you while [EMAIL PROTECTED] - you are planning to do something else. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
