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RFC3514: The Security Flag in the IPv4 Header (2003)
- Gaelan 9y agoNote: this was an April fools day joke.
- jsjohnst 9y agoSurprising this isn’t the top comment and comments made afterwards which seemingly don’t acknowledge that fact are ranked higher.
- trav4225 9y agoSadly, this can be read as a parody of the idealism that's baked into a lot of governmental policy... :-)
- syrrim 9y agoIt can be read as a parody of the idealism baked into many RFCs. People won't do as you tell them just because you put MUST in all caps...
- matthberg 9y agoA very important standard that needs to be implemented immediately! An application of similar techniques should also be considered for other problem areas, like a http header tag for a site serving fake news, or a toggle on Twitter to indicate that an account is a Russian bot. In all seriousness, it's always fun to see otherwise often dry areas of the internet joking around.