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> ---------- > From: braden at ISI.EDU[SMTP:braden at ISI.EDU] > > > *> > *> Is it possible the IETF will keep a repository > *> of expired working documents? or is it a non > *> affordable cost? > *> > *> > > Alessio, > > If you start an (official) repository for expired Internet Drafts, they > aren't expired any more (!), > Bob, It's not important the repository is kept by the IETF, but the IETF may keep a pointer to it for those folks interested in history (or actually understanding a paper they are reading), possibly with an advice on the nature of that site. As far as the argument this would create confusion is concerned, I don't think a guy walking in a old weapons museum believes to be visiting an arsenal the army would use:) alessio
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