usefor-usefor-02 November 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 [FWS] control-message [FWS] CRLF

   control-message =  verb *( [FWS] argument )

   verb            =  token

   argument        =  value

   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.  The legal verbs and respective arguments are
   discussed in the companion document, [USEPRO].

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

--- ../usefor-usefor-01/Control.out          September 2004
+++ ../usefor-usefor-02/Control.out          November 2004
@@ -3,11 +3,19 @@
    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         =  "Control:" SP [FWS] control-message [FWS] CRLF
 
-   control-message = <empty>
+   control-message =  verb *( [FWS] argument )
 
-   The control-message indicates what action should be taken.  The exact
-   syntax for control-message is specified in the companion document,
-   [USEPRO].
+   verb            =  token
+
+   argument        =  value
+
+   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.  The legal verbs and respective arguments are
+   discussed in the companion document, [USEPRO].
+
+   An article with a Control header MUST NOT also have a Supersedes
+   header.