I wonder what the different parameter separators in (SIP) URIs indicate?
Some separated by ;, like: <sip:[email protected];foo=bar;x=y>.
Other are separated by ? and &, like: <sip:[email protected]?foo=bar&x=y>
Different query/parameter separators in URIs
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SIP separator rules comes from RFC 2396 that has been deprecated by RFC 3986. But with some usage specifications defined in section 19.1.1.
To summarize a bit, semicolon ";" is used to separate URI parameters, question mark "?" to signal query component's (stated as "Header fields" in section 19.1.1) starting point, and ampersand "&" is used to separate parameter pairs inside query string ("header fields").
Also worth checking Wikipedia entry: URI scheme
Hope this helps