> But that draft was allowed to expire and I’m not sure why. Because the current status quo is good enough. Like in theory, sure, removing 418 makes sense for

> But that draft was allowed to expire and I’m not sure why. Because the current status quo is good enough. Like in theory, sure, removing 418 makes sense for cleanup purposes. Or barring that, officially registering it. In practice, it completely does not matter whatsoever. Keeping pointless things out of the registry is fine. And they're not stupid, they're never going to assign 418 to something else, so having 418 in libraries is not going to be an issue. At the end of the day, the current situation is ideal.