At 12:08 PM +0300 6/13/07, <Pasi.Eronen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The hurdle of getting IETF consensus and publishing an RFC does weed out many crazy proposals that, in all fairness, would not have made the Internet work better, and would not have promoted interoperability.
It does not need to promote interoperability; being interop-neutral is sufficient. How does giving a codepoint to someone with a crazy (and let's say even dangerous to the Internet) idea hurt interoperability? It seems to be interop-neutral.
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