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The document describes the syntax for W3 addresses using BNF-like notation, highlighting that no spaces are allowed and detailing specific protocols like HTTP, telnet, gopher, and more.
The W3 address syntax uses a BNF-like structure to define various protocols. It is crucial that addresses are formatted without spaces to function correctly. Each protocol has a specified starting sequence, such as 'http://' for HTTP addresses. These formats are documented in official specifications and must be adhered to for correct interoperability.
Individual Claims
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A complete W3 address without spaces is necessary for proper function.
Addresses must be properly formatted without spaces in order to function as expected, according to BNF syntax rules.
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The news address format starts with 'news'.
The format 'news:' is part of the defined syntax for news addresses, consistent with BNF notation.
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Telnet addresses can include a user at the host port.
According to the BNF rules for telnet addresses, specifying a user is allowed before the hostport.
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Gopher addresses may include a type and selector.
This matches the BNF formulation for gopher addresses, which allows for a type and selector in the syntax.
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HTTP addresses start with 'http' followed by // and a hostport.
HTTP addresses must begin with 'http://' as defined in their BNF syntax.
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Prospero addresses start with 'prospero'.
The statement matches the specified BNF syntax for prospero addresses.
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WAIS addresses can include a database name and optional search term.
The WAIS syntax includes options for database names and search terms in its official BNF definition.
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File addresses start with 'file'.
The BNF syntax for file addresses specifies 'file:' as the starting format.
