Pete Loshin wrote: > > The last RFC I looked at, RFC 2917, has two (of four) references to > "work in progress". No, they don't reference specific I-Ds, but we all > know that "work in progress" is a code word for "some Internet-Draft" > and we all probably have no serious problem tracking down that "work in > progress" provided it hasn't expired. Contrary to popular belief, this phrase predates RFCs and IDs, and is still used by some people for exactly what it means; any work which has not been published, but which the author would like to attribute. It is always inappropriate to use any such references for anything other than attribution. PS - is no one else alarmed by the re-publishing of material submitted under an explicit agreement for 'removal after 6 mos'? I know _I_ have not been asked for such permission. Joe
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