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> > > application/x-gopher-* or similar could be reserved through the proper > > > channels.

> > FWIW, pygopherd internally uses application/gopher-menu and > > application/gopher+-menu, but it is by no means tied to that.

> A win32 gopher+ client called HGopher also uses those but I didn't see > them in any 'official' mimetypes listing.

I think those have been around long enough that they're de-facto ours. Handling both x-gopher-* and gopher-menu etc. in a client would be trivial and satisfy both cases.

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