David Woolley wrote:
when it can, but adding at least three mids instead of one would already
be a good improvement, limiting the huge majority of the "broken threads".
I'm not sure if it was only in a draft, but I believe that the protocol
requirement is to always retain the thread root and to maintain at least
the most recent three, as well, but with a should level preference to
retain all.
I couldn't find the rfc making clear the number of headers that should
be included, but your comment seems more than reasonable to me. Using
the standard quotation marks ">" would also be nice. These two wishes
(more mids in References header and standard quotation mark), IMHO,
should not be hard to implement but would notably improve Lynx.
Also, this good net keeping approval evaluation of Lynx as a news client
may be useful: http://www.gnksa.org/Evaluations/lynx-2.8r2.txt
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