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>>>>> "AP" == Adam P writes:

 AP> Posts by Lars contain the "Face" header with values like this:
 [...]
 AP> I haven't found any info about the 'Face' header in the Gnus manual (a
 AP> apposed to the 'X-Face' header).  What is its function and what should
 AP> I do to display it properly?

Update your Gnus (and make sure, your emacs has PNG support) and take a
look at the gnus-treat-display-face (defcustom ...) (as opposed to
gnus-treat-display-xface; both in gnus-art.el).

I think, the documentation for it isn't accurate, but I believe, that
it's the nearly same thing as X-Face, but using PNG compression. (Please
correct me, if I'm wrong, anybody.)

---Vas