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Subject: Re: mailto:address?subject=subject URL support
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Per Abrahamsen writes:
>
>Here is a patch that allows Gnus to handle mailto URLs of the form:
>
>	<URL:mailto:list-request@your.smartlisthost?Subject=subscribe>
>
>It seems to be an undocumented Netscape extension, but I might be
>wrong about that.  Maybe wmperry knows.

  It is definitely a netscape 'extension'.  Jamie Z. recently posted the
closest thing to a spec they apparently have in house.  This was on the
www-html mailing list.  Basically, you can have _any_ arbitrary header in
the part of the query, so you could have:

<mailto:wmperry@aventail.com?CC=support@aventail.com?subject=dork>

-Bill P.