> b. The IANA considerations text is in Appendix C, after 2
> informational appendices. Shouldn't the section be "normative", and
> part of the main document, rather than an appendix ?
I'm not sure I agree with this assessment. I.e., all of the text in
the document is normative, unless there is a specific disclaimer.
I agree that most documents seem to put the IANA considerations
section as a section near the end of the document (rather than in an
Appendix), but that doesn't mean that the section is non-normative.
> I am not talking about a large chunk. A tiny space can always be
> extended,
Actually, it can't always. I.e., if the space needs to be extended in
a way (for example) that aggregates, that only works if the adjacent
space is still unallocated at the time the extension is needed.
Thomas
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