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Title : Internet Standards Documentation (ISDs)
Author(s) : J. Klensin, J. Loughney
Filename : draft-ietf-newtrk-repurposing-isd-00.txt
Pages : 15
Date : 2004-9-24
It has been observed that the current IETF standard designations, STD
nnnn and BCP nnnn designation, have not worked well. Problems have
been found when one of them is used either as a stable reference for
external specifications or as a combined reference for multiple
documents linked together into a single document. This document
proposes two changes to these designations. The first of these
changes would create a new document series and assign a new number
and acronym to a specification when it enters the first level of the
Standards Track (or is first designated as a BCP). The second would
migrate the concept of STDs and BCPs numbering of RFCs into actual
documents that detail what they identify, their publication
information and their change history.
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