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*> 26 authors indeed, you forgot one :-) *> *> It simply shows the interest of the community for that work ! *> *> Rgds, *> *> Eric (the mad-editor-trying-to-synchronize-everything :-) *> Based on that criterion, we can expect that some future RFCs will have hundreds of authors? Maybe we should include as authors everyone on the relevant working group mailing list? One would have to presume they are all interested. I agree with Noel's implication: are the Internet Drafts and RFCs becoming a vanity press? Bob Braden
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