>>>>> "TP" == Tim Peters <tim.one@comcast.net> writes:
TP> I usually add <> to http thingies when I remember to. A
TP> couple people yelled at me, claiming their readers couldn't
TP> recognize http thingies otherwise. This seems particularly
TP> odd, since I almost always put them on their own line:
TP> http://www.python.org
As do I.
TP> OTOH, *my* reader doesn't recognize them in the
TP> <URL:http://www.python.org>
TP> style, neither with nor without <>.
Mine does too, but it's not the <> that is the distinguishing feature,
AFAIK. The <> seem to be most useful for inline urls where trailing
punctuation gets incorrectly attached to the url.
-Barry
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