usefor-usefor-01 September 2004

3.2.4  Control

   The Control header marks the article as a control message, and
   specifies the desired actions (additional to the usual ones of
   storing and/or relaying the article).
   control         =  "Control:" SP [CFWS] control-message [CFWS] CRLF

   control-message = <empty>

   The control-message indicates what action should be taken.  The exact
   syntax for control-message is specified in the companion document,
   [USEPRO].

--- ../usefor-article-13/Control.out          May 2004
+++ ../usefor-usefor-01/Control.out          September 2004
@@ -1,42 +1,13 @@
-6.13.  Control
+3.2.4  Control
 
-   The Control-header marks the article as a control message, and
+   The Control header marks the article as a control message, and
    specifies the desired actions (additional to the usual ones of
    storing and/or relaying the article).
+   control         =  "Control:" SP [CFWS] control-message [CFWS] CRLF
 
-      header              =/ Control-header
-      Control-header      = "Control" ":" SP Control-content
-                     *( ";" extension-parameter )
-      Control-content     = [CFWS] control-message [CFWS]
       control-message     = <empty>
 
-   However, the rule given above for control-message is incomplete.
-   Further alternatives will be added incrementally as the various
-   control-messages are introduced in section 7, or in extensions to
-   this standard, using the "=/" notation defined in [RFC 2234].  For
-   example, a putative "Control-message" would be defined as follows:
-
-      control-message     =/ Control-message
-      Control-message     = "Control" Control-arguments
-      Control-arguments   = <the argument(s) specific to that
-                   Control-message>
-
-   where "Control" is a "verb" which is (and MUST be) of the syntactic
-   form of a token and Control-arguments MUST be of the syntactic form
-   of a CFWS-separated list of values (which may require the use of
-   quoted-strings if any tspecials or non-ASCII characters are
-   involved).
-
-   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.
-
-   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-message 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).
+   The control-message indicates what action should be taken.  The exact
+   syntax for control-message is specified in the companion document,
+   [USEPRO].