# <'s for URLs

Terry Allen (terry@ora.com)
Sun, 17 Oct 1993 07:56:38 PDT

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    From: Terry Allen <terry@ora.com>

    Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1993 07:56:38 PDT

    To: uri@bunyip.com

    Subject: <'s for URLs

Just tuning in on this channel. I notice a suggestion that
URLs be enclosed withing angle brackets: <URN:etc ...>.
Please, if some enclosure is required, use anything but angle
brackets, as they are SGML control characters (in the usual
case), and our only way to parse HTML is by treating it as
SGML. Anything but angle brackets!

Regards,

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    Terry Allen  (terry@ora.com)
    Editor, Digital Media Group
    O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
    Sebastopol, Calif., 95472

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