On 1 Dec 2019, at 9:52, Keith Moore wrote:
Pagination should be removed from plain text RFCs only if there’s rough consensus that nobody prints RFCs anymore - not because a few individuals think that nobody should do that, or think that they’re in a position to dictate how RFCs are used.
One can easily print text files that have no pagination; we do that all the time. In fact, using unpaginated text files completely removes the question of "which paper size will most people want for pagination".
However, it seems that this entire thread is being continued by people who have not read RFC 7994, which requires pagination for the RFC output. Why is this being rehashed three years after the last-call discussion of this document?
--Paul Hoffman
