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> If there needs to be a formal proposal to the IETF, it should > not be submitted by me alone. Experience has shown that an > outspoken geek with no apparent interest is not taken as > seriously as would be, for example, the officers in charge of > teaching spoken languages to cadets at West Point, with their > immediate mission-critical interest with profound life-or-death > implications affecting communities throughout the world. On the contrary, a cogent and technically sound proposal from a single person describing a technical change within the IETF's purview is likely to be taken a lot more seriously than a petition with prominent names and no real techincal content. Ned
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