<quote who="Igor Sysoev">

> nginx does not support content negotiation since I never saw working
> content negotiation setups, at least in Russia. Could you show good
> examples ?

One very simple but useful form of content negotiation is the ability to
supply files according to the preferred mime types. For instance:

http://www.example.com/images/logo -> server provides logo.gif or logo.png
depending on what the browser provides in the Accepts header.

Then there's conneg for all kinds of other things like languages, but this
might be a good first step for nginx.

- Jeff

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