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Edward Lewis wrote:
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<div>Why an <i>IETF</i> document? In what way does Response Rate
Limiting impact interoperability of implementations?</div>
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<div>If this is not an independent submission, how does it fit into a
working group? The implementations are pretty much out there, what's to
work on?</div>
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<div>I understand that would be useful is a reference-able document
describing the RRL. That is, something stable and reviewed - and that
could be an RFC. But an RFC does not have to come through the IETF.</div>
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gentlemen, this is gangster on gangster violence. please figure out
which i to dot and which t to cross, and let me know. i promise on my
honour to do my best to appease the internet standards gods in their
current invocation.<br>
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