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Title : XML structure for Set of RFC Descriptors
Author(s) : J. Leslie, D. Otis
Filename : draft-otis-newtrk-rfc-set-01.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2005-9-12
This document introduces a new document series called Set of RFC
Documents (SRDs). SRDs will be distinguished by names and serial
numbers. SRDs contain Extensible Markup Language (XML) which can
automatically produce HTML and plaintext versions for human
consumption
With many RFC being updated, this creates difficulty when determining
which RFCs are necessary as references when implementing or using
protocols. Grouping RFC into sets that embody a specific endeavour
would permit stable references for those interested in discovering
related details. The SRD name may also serve as a reference for
topical information stored in a database that is made available.
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