Re: RFC production center XML format usage, was: [IAOC] xml2rfc and legal services RFPs

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On 2011-02-23 11:09, Julian Reschke wrote:
...
I just realized that I have an archive of XML versions of RFCs in AUTH48
state; so I *can* report the percentage of XML versions since ~RFC5000.

Note that these may be inaccurate (for instance, not all RFC numbers get
assigned, right?); it just observes how much XML files ended up in AUTH48.

Here are the numbers:

RFC5000 - RFC5099: 41
RFC5100 - RFC5199: 44
RFC5200 - RFC5299: 47
RFC5300 - RFC5399: 48
RFC5400 - RFC5499: 64
RFC5500 - RFC5599: 59
RFC5600 - RFC5699: 58
RFC5700 - RFC5799: 64
RFC5800 - RFC5899: 63
RFC5900 - RFC5999: 68
RFC6000 - RFC6099: 69
...

Updated stats, just in time before the next meeting:

RFC5000 - RFC5099: 41
RFC5100 - RFC5199: 44
RFC5200 - RFC5299: 47
RFC5300 - RFC5399: 48
RFC5400 - RFC5499: 64
RFC5500 - RFC5599: 59
RFC5600 - RFC5699: 58
RFC5700 - RFC5799: 64
RFC5800 - RFC5899: 63
RFC5900 - RFC5999: 68
RFC6000 - RFC6099: 70
RFC6100 - RFC6199: 56
RFC6200 - RFC6299: 77

...so a drop in 6100..6199 (I wonder why?) and a all-time high in 6200..6299.

Best regards,

Julian
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