Joe: "Are we using mod_gzip on the server? We should. "
Can you elaborate on this a little bit more? I'm in the process of updating the master dev list and if I don't understand your request, it ain't makin' it on the list! ;)
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mod_gzip: http://www.schroepl.net/projekte/mod_gzip/index.htm
If we use mod_gzip, the text of the pages sent down will be compressed if the client supports compression (most browsers do). This will cause the pages to show up faster for the end user and will save us bandwidth. I seem to recall that there was a problem with mod_gzip serving up dynamic content, but this may have been fixed by now. Brad will know for sure.