Andrew Reilly wrote:

> > We should have a standard, published communications standard for these
> > things - and all should be able to speak it.
> 
> Absolutely.  If there isn't an RFC that describes it, we
> shouldn't have to deal with it :-)

Is there an RFC on interoperability? If not, let's write it.

It is interesting that "requests for comment" have become de facto
standards and certainly are rallying marshalling points for heated technological
implementation arguments. But, oddly, the RFC's themselves disclaim 
being any form of a standard.

-rickw


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