usefor-usefor-02 November 2004

3.3.1  Lines

   The Lines header indicates the number of lines in the body of the
   article.

   lines           =  "Lines" ":" SP [CFWS] 1*DIGIT [CFWS] CRLF

   The line count includes all body lines, including the signature if
   any, including empty lines (if any) at the beginning or end of the
   body, and including the whole of all MIME message and multipart parts
   contained in the body (the single empty separator line between the
   headers and the body is not part of the body).  The "body" here is
   the body as found in the posted article as transmitted by the posting
   agent.

   Historically, this header was used by the [NNTP] overview extension,
   but its use for this purpose is now deprecated.  As a result, this
   header is to be regarded as obsolete, and it will likely be removed
   entirely in a future version of this standard.

--- ../usefor-article-13/Lines.out          May 2004
+++ ../usefor-usefor-02/Lines.out          November 2004
@@ -1,22 +1,20 @@
-6.17.  Lines
+3.3.1  Lines
 
-   The Lines-header indicates the number of lines in the body of the
+   The Lines header indicates the number of lines in the body of the
    article.
 
-      header              =/ Lines-header
-      Lines-header        = "Lines" ":" SP Lines-content
-                     *( ";" extension-parameter )
-      Lines-content       = [CFWS] 1*DIGIT [CFWS]
+   lines           =  "Lines" ":" SP [CFWS] 1*DIGIT [CFWS] CRLF
 
    The line count includes all body lines, including the signature if
    any, including empty lines (if any) at the beginning or end of the
    body, and including the whole of all MIME message and multipart parts
    contained in the body (the single empty separator line between the
-   headers and the body is not part of the body). The "body" here is the
-   body as found in the posted article as transmitted by the posting
+   headers and the body is not part of the body).  The "body" here is
+   the body as found in the posted article as transmitted by the posting
    agent.
 
-   This header is to be regarded as obsolete, and it will likely be
-   removed entirely in a future version of this standard. In the
-   meantime, its use is deprecated.
+   Historically, this header was used by the [NNTP] overview extension,
+   but its use for this purpose is now deprecated.  As a result, this
+   header is to be regarded as obsolete, and it will likely be removed
+   entirely in a future version of this standard.