On 01:50 11/05/2005, Hallam-Baker, Phillip said:
> Just remember that Internet users have designed P2P, VoIP, > NATs, etc. for > some and that others have more processing and communication > powers than the > whole AT&T 20 years ago) and you never know who will need > what (even if > 99.99% will never read an RFC, they will all read RFC quotes > and they must > be clear and consistent with what their consultant, their ISP, their > operator will tell them). What I mean is there is no Internet > "gnosis", > there should only be an Internet "gospel".
Exactly, do I have to send an engineer to every IETF WG meeting just to make sure that they don't decide to delete some feature of some protocol that I am depending on?
They do not not only delete. I suggest you just come to the WG-ltru where they have decided to document RFC 2277 charsets into RFC 3066 langtags. So you can enjoy charset conflicts, something you never though about, I presume. You cannot stop progress.
jfc
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