X-No-archive: yes

Q. Was Batistinis (3,3,5)

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Clarification of Question by kudos1uk-ga on 26 Nov 2004 07:51 PST

You are correct "X-No-archive: yes" is not part of the question it
stops the message being archived.

The other questions do not relate to this one as its a "pub style"
quizz although I have to say the person who set it often uses plays,
theatre and films as a basis for his questions.

Although it could be an italian family name the answer would have to
fit three words of 3,3 & 5 letters.

This is very hard as the word has little result in search engines.

Dear kudos1uk-ga,
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "X-No-archive: yes".
Have you any examples of other questions/answers in this quiz? It may help.
This is my personal opinion. Another researcher may known the answer straight away
answerfinder-ga

I think the questioner does not want his question to be archived.

You can read all about X-No-Archive here:

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/X-No-Archive

X-No-Archive is a newsgroup message header used to prevent a Usnet
message from being archived in various servers, especially G**G*E

It was designed to follow the standard message header protocol used in
existing newsgroups. In addition to the standard message header lines
used in all newsgroup messages (including Path:, From:, Subject:, and
Date:), news reader software includes the option for a user to add
additional, optional headers to messages. These additional headers are
prefixed with the label X- so that they will be ignored by news
servers and newsreaders. Thus, the phrase "No Archive" was coined as a
way to state "Do not archive this message," and the X- header was
added to complete the term X-No-Archive.

The proper header for X-No-Archive is to insert the header into a
message as follows:

X-No-Archive: Yes

'Batistinis' is an Italian family name.

You are correct "X-No-archive: yes" is not part of the question it
stops the message being archived.

The other questions do not relate to this one as its a "pub style"
quizz although I have to say the person who set it often uses plays,
theatre and films as a basis for his questions.

Although it could be an italian family name the answer would have to
fit three words of 3,3 & 5 letters.

This is very hard as the word has little result in search engines.

How about adding some spaces " What Bat is tin is" does that jog anybody's minds

Is the spelling correct?
Battistinis is a custom motor cycle manufacturer.
www.battistinis.co.uk/
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Battistinis&spell=1