The following entity definitions are suggested by the X-ASVP 
technical working group for readers of X-ASVP meta-documents.



<ASVP-WEB></ASVP-WEB> Defined by Level 1 extension "ASVP-WEB"
to contain a "sequence_number".

<BATVKEYLOC></BATVKEYLOC> SHOULD contain child entity <URI> 
<URI></URI> URI of public keys to use with BATV
(Bounce Address Tag Validation).  Used to redirect the URI search
for entities <BATVKEY[k]> away from the X-ASVP standard search path.

<BATVKEY[1]></BATVKEY[1]> Key 1 for use with BATV tag "spubasvp"
<BATVKEY[k]>val</BATVKEY[k]> Key k ( k = 1DIGIT ) 
                     val = 40-1024*( DIGIT / ALPHA / "-" / "_" )
                     val = "THIS" means to use the key found in
                           entity <PUBLICKEY> on this meta-document
                     val = "CONTINUE" means to locate keys at the URI
			   found in entity <BATVKEYLOC><URI> 


<BULKMAIL><ALL></ALL></BULKMAIL> Contains an owner's desire [YES|NO]
to receive BULK e-mail.   May have children nested inside the
BULKMAIL parent to indicate preference for different types 
of BULK e-mail, possibly related to legislation or statutes
in different jurisdictions.  

Example usage:
<BULKMAIL><SUBSCRIPTION>YES</SUBSCRIPTION><UCE>NO</UCE>
<CABPC17529>NO</CABPC17529></BULKMAIL>

Currently Defined Children of BULKMAIL:
<ALL> - Global setting - Sets default, overridden by subsequent children
<CABPC17529> - Reference to California Business and Professions Code
section 17529, which was pre-empted by the federal CAN-SPAM Act of 2003.
This now only serves as an example of how the BULKMAIL parent allows 
reference extensions for multiple jurisdictional legislative use.
<NOTIFICATION> - URL - Location of a terms and conditions document
that a sender consents to when sending e-mail to this recipient
<SUBSCRIPTION> - YES setting refers to opted-in mailing lists
                         A YES setting means that the address owner
                         agrees to accept BULK e-mail to which they 
                         have subscribed.
		- NO means that all subscriptions to this address 
			should be automatically unsubscribed whether
			or not the owner has at some point subscribed.
<VENDOR> - Like <SUBSCRIPTION> but applies to mail from commercial
	enterprises (vendors) with whom the recipient has an existing
	relationship.  Default value is <ALL>YES</ALL>
        May have children entities defined by the vendor domain.
        For example:  <VENDOR><ALL>YES</ALL>
                              <SACTO.COM>NO</SACTO.COM></VENDOR>
	Indicates that recipient chooses to no longer receive commercial
	e-mail from the domain "Sacto.com".
<UCE> - Unsolicited Commercial E-mail. Default is YES.  A value of NO
        indicates the recipient's desire to be considered as on the
        "National Do Not E-mail" Registry defined by the CAN-SPAM Act.



<FRIENDLYBOUNCE></FRIENDLYBOUNCE> Defined by Level 1 extension
"ASVP-WEB" to contain the owner's desire [YES|NO] to receive
bounce messages.  Unlike RFC-2821 bounce messages, these messages
are to be sent to the "x-asvp" account of the owner's ISP/domain
with the intended recipient e-mail address as the first 
non-whitespace in the body of the message followed by "/n/n"
(Should first check the meta-document for user x-asvp@domain.tld  
shows FRIENDLYBOUNCE entity set to 'YES'.)

<MYWEBSITE></MYWEBSITE> URL of any website the owner wishes 

<P></P> Any block of HTML the meta-document owner wishes to be 
visible when the meta-document is rendered in a web browser.

<PUBLICKEY></PUBLICKEY> May contain the meta-document owner's 
public key if the owner supports an asymmetric encryption protocol

<REFERENCE></REFERENCE> Defined by Level 1 extension "ASVP-WEB"
to contain a reference when reserved word REFERENCE is found
in the <ASVP-WEB> entitity.  (Allows extension to external
methods.)

<STOPSEARCH></STOPSEARCH> SHOULD have at least one nested element.
Used to indicate the owners desire to end the X-ASVP URL lookup
path relative to the entity listed.  Default value is <ALL>CONTINUE</ALL>
Example usage:  <STOPSEARCH><PUBLICKEY>STOP</PUBLICKEY>
			<MYWEBSITE>STOP</MYWEBSITE></STOPSEARCH>
Value <ALL>STOP</ALL> can be overridden with a CONTINUE value
for listed entities.
Example usage:  <STOPSEARCH><ALL>STOP</ALL>
			<MYWEBSITE>CONTINUE</MYWEBSITE></STOPSEARCH>

<TOKENVERIFY></TOKENVERIFY> Contains an encrypted 
package that contains syntax for verification
checks of an "ASVP-WEB" token.  This may be used by
some ISP's to allow users to update their token verifier
software (e.g. spam assassin) with instructions of how they want 
their ASVP-WEB token interpretted. 
(i.e., which part of the "sequence_number" is the token,
 and what algorithm should the verifier program use to test it).
Note: This package would contain instructions in the syntax
defined by the specific verifier software in use, and be
encrypted with the public key assigned to that verifier software.