Talk:HTTP

See the discussion that was copied to Category_talk:General_concepts. Articles like HTML CSS and other "general concept" articles were recently grouped together into General concepts and the articles themselves were redirected there, because it was agreed that we should link to the wikipedia article covering the subject or other external link instead, where we have no Mozilla-specific info to provide. I think we should redirect this article to General concepts also, and just add an HTTP section. Alice 03:23, 9 May 2007 (UTC)

I agree with Alice. Tanstaafl 05:45, 9 May 2007 (UTC)

I added an HTTP section to the General concepts article so I'll redirect this article there. I think I see why this article was created, checking "What links here". A number of network.http.xxx preference articles (e.g., Network.http.use-cache) included a link to HTTP in the "Background" section, without actually creating the article (I've since replaced those links with a link to wikipedia's HTTP article). From the History, I see that those articles were created before the discussion on not creating any more of these "general concept" stubs took place. Alice 12:11, 9 May 2007 (UTC)