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Title : Public Policy Considerations for Internet Design
Decisions
Author(s) : J. Morris, A. Davidson
Filename : draft-morris-policy-considerations-00.txt
Pages : 21
Date : 2003-6-24
This document suggests public policy questions that the IETF should
consider and possibly address when developing new standards and
protocols, and modifying or enhancing old standards and protocols.
This document contains questions to be considered, as opposed to
guidelines or rules that should in all cases be followed. This first
draft provides a framework for identifying and discussing questions
of public policy concern, and invites members of the IETF community
to contribute to the questions and discussions raised here.
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