Re: To what extent do we care about HTTP status code 308?

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>> The compatibility/deployment issues are discussed over here:
>> <http://greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/draft-reschke-http-status-308-01.html#rfc.section.4>.
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> I think this fills a hole, is well thought out, and is being done
> cooperatively in the appropriate standards body. Julian has worked very
> hard at filing down the inconsistencies in the http space.
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>> So the Internet Draft could proceed to LC and publication without any
>> implementation in browsers.
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> I'd actually frown on that. One of the nice things rapid release and
> silent updates give us is the freedom to innovate without being locked
> into those choices for ever. Experience is good - data trumps documents.
> The IETF has always thought so. Being able to checkpoint at 6 week
> intervals lets us undo a bad idea before it becomes a defacto standard -
> that's much harder when its more than a draft we're talking about.
> ...