Re: History behind RFC numbers

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Maybe hierarchical RFC names/aliases could look like:

    RFC.foo.bar.baz

Versioned names would look like:

    RFC.foo-0.bar-1.baz-3

Versions could be left off on the least significant elements:

    RFC.foo-0.bar-1.baz (OK)
    RFC.foo-0.bar.baz   (OK)
    RFC.foo-0.bar.baz-3 (NOT OK)
    RFC.foo.bar.baz     (OK)

Update != version change.

Obsolescence == version change.

Versioning should mostly be for each named component independent of the
rest.

Publishing a foo-1 that doesn't subsume/obsolete the others would lead to

    RFC.foo-1.bar-1
    RFC.foo-1.bar-1.baz-3

being new aliases for the old RFC.foo-0.bar-1 and RFC.foo-0.bar-1.baz-3
RFCs.  Which means: RFCs could have multiple names.

Nico
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