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>>>>> "Harald" == Harald Tveit Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no> writes:
Harald> In the discussions leading up to this document, we actually had 3
Harald> different other levels of "inclusivity" up for consideration:
okay, I very much like these descriptions.
Harald> - "Everything that runs over the Internet is appropriate for IETF
Harald> standardization".
Harald> - "Everything that needs open, documented interoperability and
Harald> runs over the Internet is appropriate for IETF
Harald> standardization".
Harald> - "Everything that builds infrastructures on the Internet that
Harald> needs to be open and interoperable is appropriate for IETF
Harald> standardization".
These are three levels that I understand, and each seems to enclose
the next.
Harald> - "Everything that can seriously impact the Internet is
Harald> appropriate for IETF standardization".
This is very much more nebulous, because "seriously impact" is a question
of very open judgement.
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