world wide shitstain

Serving XHTML pages as text/html is the cancer that is killing The Extensible Hypertext Markup Language.

So is the fact that the most widely used browser happens to not support it.

"PROVE ME WRONG"

So if there XHTML with the XML shit coming, how about an new accompanying enterprise XHTTP protocol with RFC? HTTP 1.1 could use some refreshment, doesn't it?
My proposal with an example is as follows:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-32" ?>
<XHTTP-Header>
 <XHTTP-Version>XHTTP/0.9.2.4.37 Build 113974</XHTTP-Version>
 <XHTTP-Method>GET</XHTTP-Method>
 <Request-URI>
  <Host>dis.4chan.org</Host>
  <Path>/read/prog/1233126615</Path>
 </Request-URI>
 <Accept-Encoding>uncompressed</Accept-Encoding>
 <Accept>text/xhtml</Accept>
 <XHTTP-User-Agent>Microsoft X-IE 9.0 IA-16 - Windows 8.1</XHTTP-User-Agent>
</XHTTP-Header>


Discuss, and feel free to hand a RFC draft based on this to the IETF, /prog/.