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It's an early request for comments, so I guess you should find out how to respond to the RFC properly, if you don't know already.

• cedilla 6y ago
  The name is request for comments, but the meaning is technical internet standard. This RFC has already been published, so it's no longer just a draft.
  • pvorb 6y ago
    I know. That was meant as a joke somehow. But nevertheless, you can email the authors and tell them about your concerns. I think there's a process of improving RFCs via errata.
  • slrz 6y ago
    This one is an informational RFC though. No internet standard.
• tupputuppu 6y ago
  It's an informational RFC which is already published. So there's no review process anymore, it's done already. And as it's informational, it's not a "real" standard (no going through implementations etc)