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Plain text or preserved links?

Preparing one public HTML page for research or RAG? Choose compact readable Markdown or keep references for an agent to follow. These are two local calls on the public RFC 9110 HTML page, not paid buyer jobs or evidence of external demand.

Plain · include_links: false

700 Markdown characters, 114 words in this captured excerpt. No Markdown link targets. Choose when compact context matters more than references.

HTTP messages often transfer a complete or partial representation as the message "content": a stream of octets sent after the header section, as delineated by the message framing.¶

Links · include_links: true

700 Markdown characters, 97 words in this captured excerpt. RFC section links remain; URLs leave less room for prose at the same character limit.

HTTP messages often transfer a complete or partial representation as the
   message "content": a stream of octets sent after the header
   section, as delineated by the message framing.[¶](#section-6.4-1)

Shown above: opening excerpts, not the complete 700-character responses. Only include_links changed; both requests used max_chars: 700. Word counts describe this captured page, not future output guarantees.

Scope and cost

The visible ACP listing is fixed at 0.02 USDC with a five-minute SLA. This page does not change the offering, price, or listing; no dashboard import is needed.

The local calls returned HTTP 200, title RFC 9110: HTTP Semantics, and truncated output. They used zero model tokens, but fetching and operating the service still have costs. As of the 9 October 2026 seller job read, this offering had zero jobs; this demonstration is not a paid placement or proof of revenue.

One public server-rendered HTTP(S) HTML page only. No JavaScript execution, login, paywall bypass, or private targets. Buyers must assess source rights and whether the extracted text suits their use.

Source: local RFC 9110 request/response receipts captured 8 October 2026, recorded in the repository proof dated 9 October 2026.

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