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>>>>> "Valdis" == Valdis Kletnieks <Valdis.Kletnieks@xxxxxx> writes:
Valdis> But anyhow, if we ever update STD005, we'll just do the
Valdis> obvious - create STD079 or whatever we're up to, stick an
Valdis> "Obsoletes: STD005" on it, and stick an "Obsoleted By:
Valdis> STD079" on STD005, and the RFC Editor will turn the crank
That is not my understanding.
What you describe would occur to the RFCxxxx document.
However, "STD005" is just a pointer, and it can be changed to point at
the new RFC that defined STD005.
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