usefor-article-04 April 2001

6.12.  Archive

   This optional header is a signal to automatic archival agents on
   whether this article is available for long-term storage.

      Archive-content     = [CFWS] ("no" | "yes" ) [CFWS]
      Archive-header-parameter
                = Filename-token "=" value
                  ; for USENET-header-parameters see 4.1
      Filename-token      = [CFWS] "filename" [CFWS]

   Agents which see "Archive: no" MUST NOT keep the article past the
   date when it would otherwise have expired. "Archive: yes" merely
   confirms what is already the default state. The optional Filename
   parameter MAY then be used to suggest a filename under which the
   article should be archived.  Further extensions to this standard may
   provide additional parameters for administration of the archiving
   process.

--- ../usefor-article-03/Archive.out          February 2000
+++ ../usefor-article-04/Archive.out          April 2001
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-6.10.  Archive
+6.12.  Archive
 
    This optional header is a signal to automatic archival agents on
    whether this article is available for long-term storage.
@@ -10,9 +10,10 @@
       Filename-token      = [CFWS] "filename" [CFWS]
 
    Agents which see "Archive: no" MUST NOT keep the article past the
-   Expires date. "Archive: yes" merely confirms what is already the
-   default state. The optional Filename parameter MAY then be used to
-   suggest a filename under which the article should be archived.
-   Further extensions to this standard may provide additional parameters
-   for administration of the archiving process.
+   date when it would otherwise have expired. "Archive: yes" merely
+   confirms what is already the default state. The optional Filename
+   parameter MAY then be used to suggest a filename under which the
+   article should be archived.  Further extensions to this standard may
+   provide additional parameters for administration of the archiving
+   process.