usefor-usefor-02 November 2004

3.2.6  Distribution

   The Distribution header specifies geographic or organizational limits
   on an article's propagation.

   distribution    =  "Distribution:" SP distribution-list CRLF

   dist-list       =  [FWS] dist-name *( "," [FWS] dist-name ) [FWS]

   dist-name       =  ALPHA / DIGIT
            *( ALPHA / DIGIT / "+" / "-" / "_" )

   The <dist-name>s "world" and "local" are predefined.  However,
   "world" SHOULD NOT be used explicitly, since it is the default when
   the Distribution header is absent entirely.

   "All" MUST NOT be used as a <dist-name>.  <dist-name>s SHOULD contain
   at least three characters, except when they are two-letter country
   names as in [ISO.3166.1988].  <dist-name>s are case-insensitive (i.e.
   "US", "Us", "uS", and "us" all specify the same distribution).

--- ../usefor-usefor-01/Distribution.out          September 2004
+++ ../usefor-usefor-02/Distribution.out          November 2004
@@ -3,16 +3,19 @@
    The Distribution header specifies geographic or organizational limits
    on an article's propagation.
 
-   distribution    =  "Distribution:" SP dist-list CRLF
+   distribution    =  "Distribution:" SP distribution-list CRLF
 
-   list-list       =  [FWS] dist-name *( "," [FWS] dist-name ) [FWS]
+   dist-list       =  [FWS] dist-name *( "," [FWS] dist-name ) [FWS]
 
    dist-name       =  ALPHA / DIGIT
             *( ALPHA / DIGIT / "+" / "-" / "_" )
 
-   "All" MUST NOT be used as a distribution-name.  Distribution-names
-   SHOULD contain at least three characters, except when they are
-   two-letter country names as in [ISO.3166.1988].  Distribution-names
-   are case-insensitive (i.e.  "US", "Us", "uS", and "us" all specify
-   the same distribution).
+   The <dist-name>s "world" and "local" are predefined.  However,
+   "world" SHOULD NOT be used explicitly, since it is the default when
+   the Distribution header is absent entirely.
+
+   "All" MUST NOT be used as a <dist-name>.  <dist-name>s SHOULD contain
+   at least three characters, except when they are two-letter country
+   names as in [ISO.3166.1988].  <dist-name>s are case-insensitive (i.e.
+   "US", "Us", "uS", and "us" all specify the same distribution).