Re: [zeromq-dev] RFC citation format

[Justus Ranvier]

On 12/19/22 22:51, Arnaud Loonstra wrote:

Can't you us the full URL or am I missing something here?


I could. Visually I like the short syntax of number/name that the 
specification in the repo use but if I go with my own numbering scheme 
then I need some way to resolve collisions.


> The site collects more then libzmq. It's not libzmq specific.

My project is a multi-blockchain client library and what I'm 
implementing now is a zeromq-based transport that will let the library 
multiplex the native p2p protocol messages for more than one blockchain 
over a single tcp port.


Then I expect to extend that protocol with zeromq-specific replacements 
for many of the native messages.


All these specifications should be made public in a suitable way. In 
total there might be one or two dozen of them at the end of this project 
which is why I was initially thinking they should be in their own 
"namespace", but if that kind of thing fits in rfc.zeromq.org then I 
could publish them there as well.

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Re: [zeromq-dev] RFC citation format

[Arnaud Loonstra]

Can't you us the full URL or am I missing something here?

Suggestions are welcomed!

The site collects more then libzmq. It's not libzmq specific.

Rg,

Arnaud

On 15-12-2022 18:04, Justus Ranvier wrote:
The specifications on https://rfc.zeromq.org/ internally refer to 
themselves using only the domain-specific index number (e.g. 27/ZAP)



Is there a canonical citation format defined which a document in a 
different project with its own identification scheme could use to refer 
to ZeroMQ specifications?



As an alternate question, I noticed that the description on the site 
itself is pretty open ended stating, "We collect specifications for 
APIs, file formats, wire protocols, and processes" even though unless I 
missed something the only specifications present are the ones 
implemented by libzmq.



Was that site intended to be a general collection point for 
ZeroMQ-related specifications? Is that the best place to publish the 
specification for a ZeroMQ-based wire protocols that won't be 
implemented by libzmq itself?

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