> And that roadmap references more than 150 other RFCs. I count eight RFCs in the "Core Functionality" section. [0] I count ~26 RFCs in the "Strongly Encourage

> And that roadmap references more than 150 other RFCs. I count eight RFCs in the "Core Functionality" section. [0] I count ~26 RFCs in the "Strongly Encouraged Enhancements" section. [1] The remaining referenced RFCs are: * Experimental extensions to TCP * IANA guidelines to follow when one is extending TCP * Documents referenced only because of their historical significance * Documents that provide implementation insights derived from TCP implementers' war stories over the years Between eight and ~thirty-four RFCs is a damn sight smaller than "more than 150". [0] This section is stuff that must be implemented to speak TCP. [1] That section is stuff that improves the performance and/or security of TCP implementations, but is not required to interoperate with other TCP implementations.