Known bugs and limitations:

GetWeb does not support the news: protocol.

Gopher URLS often don't work, probably there are multiple bugs in the
libwww-perl library involving gopher handling.

Users have no consistent way of telling which radio buttons are
grouped together.

There are two distinct interfaces: marking up the web-page and sending
it back, which allows you to fill out HTML forms; and a command-line
interface, which allows you to use redirection, split size
specification, and passwords.  There is no way of using both sets of
features simultaneously; this could be implemented in the future using
user-profiles, or a set of header fields.

The MailBot does not parse incoming MIME messages specially.  This
means incoming multi-part MIME messages cannot be parsed correctly
unless the user uses the 'begin..end' syntax.  This also means anyone
sending a message to GetWeb in quoted-printable may be in trouble, and
anyone trying to send a Base64 message to GetWeb is out of luck.

HTML Form interface is hard to use correctly, partly because of the
limitations of using a Mail User-Agent to fill out forms.

If an HTML form input is nothing but a number, then it has to be
escaped; otherwise GetWeb thinks it's a link.

The CGI interface does not work correctly with the new Perl5.004 beta.
