Hi folks, I have just pushed another set of small updates to the specification. In addition to assorted spelling and grammar fixes, and clarifying that keywords MUST, SHOULD etc. should be interpreted against BCP14, there are two substantive changes. The first is that the specification is now explicit about what to do in the event that a request including a query component receives a 3x redirect status code in response: the redirect URL should be used as is, and the client should not apply the original request's query to the redirect URL. If you are the author of a client which *does* modify redirect URLs in this way, you need to change this behaviour in order to be spec compliant. The second is that the specification now explicitly forbids the use of Unicode byte order marks (BOMs) in either Gemini requests or Gemini response headers. If your client or server includes a BOM in these places, you should stop doing that. There will be a future update dealing with the use of BOMs in Gemini response bodies as well, but the changes I just pushed affect only response headers. Chances are very good nobody actually needs to make any changes to code as a result of these updates. Cheers, Solderpunk
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