> As for your second sentence, RFCs are almost always accepted before they are implemented. That's fine when * RFCs are not controversial * RFCs does not chang

> As for your second sentence, RFCs are almost always accepted before they are implemented. That's fine when * RFCs are not controversial * RFCs does not change much before stabilisation > The syntax had been proposed long before then Let me rephrase it this way. It was only a couple of weeks when syntax became available in nightly before the final decision was made.