robotstxtwasbad

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   by robotstxtwasbad 9mo ago

   Thank you for the invitation. One of the things you realize reading and writing a lot of standards -- and I really don't mean that to be condescending towards you, promise -- is that there's a certain orthodoxy to the whole thing
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   by robotstxtwasbad 9mo ago

   If you fundamentally disagree with that, you are simply never going to deliver a workable standard via the IETF process. Yeah, yeah, SPDY, QUIC, elephants in rooms, I realize what I'm saying, but that doesn't mean I'm wrong a
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   by robotstxtwasbad 9mo ago

   RFC 8820 section 2.3, also known as BCP 190, is not a theoretical argument. That's why we call it a "best current practice". You, nor any other standard like you, are not entitled to declare what a root URI means in my Web na