usefor-article-06 November 2001

6.13.  Control

   The Control header marks the article as a control message, and
   specifies the desired actions (other than the usual ones of storing
   and/or relaying the article).

      Control-content     = CONTROL-verb CONTROL-argument
      CONTROL-verb        = <the verb defined in this standard
                     (or an extension of it) for a specific
                     CONTROL message>
      verb                = token
      CONTROL-arguments   = <the argument defined in this standard
                     (or an extension of it) for a specific
                     CONTROL message>
      arguments           = *( CFWS value )  ; see 4.1
[Observe that <value> reqires the use of a quoted-string if any
tspecials or non-ASCII characters are involved. This is a restriction on
present usage, but follows MIME practice.]

   The verb indicates what action should be taken, and the argument(s)
   (if any) supply details. In some cases, the body of the article may
   also contain details. Section 7 describes all of the standard verbs.

   An article with a Control header MUST NOT also have a Supersedes
   header.

        NOTE: The presence of a Subject header starting with the string
        "cmsg " and followed by a Control-content MUST NOT be construed,
        in the absence of a proper Control header, as a request to
        perform that control action (as may have occurred in some legacy
        software). See also section 5.4.

--- ../usefor-article-05/Control.out          July 2001
+++ ../usefor-article-06/Control.out          November 2001
@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@
    (if any) supply details. In some cases, the body of the article may
    also contain details. Section 7 describes all of the standard verbs.
 
-   An article with a Control header MUST NOT also have a Replaces or
-   Supersedes header.
+   An article with a Control header MUST NOT also have a Supersedes
+   header.
 
         NOTE: The presence of a Subject header starting with the string
         "cmsg " and followed by a Control-content MUST NOT be construed,