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Title : XML structure for Set of RFC Descriptors
Author(s) : D. Otis
Filename : draft-otis-newtrk-rfc-set-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2005-7-15
With many RFC updates resulting in differing RFC designations, this
creates difficulty when determining which RFCs are significant for
use within a particular endeavour. Grouping RFC into sets that
embody a specific endeavour would permit a stable reference for those
interested in discovering the related details at a later date. To
provide current information related to the detailed adoption of the
endeavour, encompassed by the set of RFCs, a formulaic html link will
retrieve information stored in an IETF managed Status database. It
is also hoped the RFC Errata information will be made available in
the same manner.
This document proposes developing an Extensible Markup Language (XML)
structure to define a set of RFCs related to a specific endeavour.
The set would be limited to RFCs that are inter-related and describe
an isolated function. The set should not attempt to encompass
diverse applications which utilize a broad range of separable
functions. The intent of this document is to provide an optimal
means for locating relevant information made increasingly difficult
with a growing number or RFCs, updates, and corrections. The
expectation in this effort is that any RFC not found within some ^set
of RFCs^ is no longer relevant to any current endeavour. Being
within a ^set of RFCs^ does not infer any designation, other than an
RFC within the set is useful for some current endeavour.
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