usefor-article-07 May 2002

6.19.1.1.  The posting-host-parameter

   If a dot-atom is present, it MUST be a FQDN identifying the specific
   host from which the injecting agent received the article.
   Alternatively, an IP address (IPv4address or IPv6address) identifies
   that host. If both forms are present, then they MUST identify the
   same host, or at least have done so at the time the article was
   injected.

        NOTE: It is commonly the case that this parameter identifies a
        dial-up point-of-presence, in which case a posting-account or
        logging-data may need to be consulted to find the true origin of
        the article.

--- ../usefor-article-06/The_posting-host-parameter.out          November 2001
+++ ../usefor-article-07/The_posting-host-parameter.out          May 2002
@@ -2,12 +2,12 @@
 
    If a dot-atom is present, it MUST be a FQDN identifying the specific
    host from which the injecting agent received the article.
-   Alternatively, an IP address (dotted-quad or ipv6-numeric) identifies
+   Alternatively, an IP address (IPv4address or IPv6address) identifies
    that host. If both forms are present, then they MUST identify the
    same host, or at least have done so at the time the article was
    injected.
 
-        NOTE: It is commonly the case that this header identifies a
+        NOTE: It is commonly the case that this parameter identifies a
         dial-up point-of-presence, in which case a posting-account or
         logging-data may need to be consulted to find the true origin of
         the article.