1. Yes, it is redundant to say "HTTP protocol" when the P in HTTP stands for "protocol." That is the price we pay when logic takes a back seat to readability. Haven't you ever said "PIN number?" Same thing. Back to Paper

2. While the proper term for an application running the HTTP procotol for information delivery may be an "HTTP server," the author will adopt the more common usage of "Web server," considering the server typically does more than handle the HTTP protocol. Back to Paper

3. As seen on a bumper sticker: "186,000 mph. It's not just a good idea, it's the Law!"Back to Paper