Isn't that true for all RFCs? Isn't that the point of an RFC, to say how things should work and interoperate? You can criticize it for not being detailed enoug

Isn't that true for all RFCs? Isn't that the point of an RFC, to say how things should work and interoperate? You can criticize it for not being detailed enough or it not being realistic for someone to meet the requirements, but the point of an RFC is to say how it should work, not show it working that way.