RE: [newtrk] Re: Question about Obsoleted vs. Historic

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Brian,

> Sure, but the logic is nevertheless a bit contorted - but rather than
> debating what the current system *means* could be concentrate
> on what we should do in future?
> 
> Incidentally 3596 (a DS) obsoletes 3152 (a BCP). That's unusual,
> but it isn't illogical. However, 3152 isn't shown as Obsolete
> in http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfcxx00.html#BCPbyBCP.
> 
>      Brian
> 
> Eliot Lear wrote:
> > I would point out that it is historically useful to be able to track
> > changes between draft and full or proposed and draft and we don't list
> > status information in the RFCs...

What I would like is that the RFC Index would accurately convey the current
status of any RFC.  So, if I needed to check the status of a protocol which
I am not intimately familiar with, I would not need to subscribe to a WG
mailing list or ask an IESG/IAB/WG chair to interpret the RFC List for me.

Its past the new draft cut-off, but if the RFC Editor was willing & a Tools
Team member was willing (& at least a few people thought it was useful) perhaps
we (together) could mock-up an improved RFC Index.

John

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