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Brian E Carpenter wrote:
Because the IESG believed that specifying an image format as an audio subtype was to be discouraged, but should be documented for reference.
Historically, "documenting for reference" produces an Informational status, rather than Historic.
Yes, and the idea was to make a stronger statement than "for reference". iirc, we considered briefly approving it for Informational and then immediately reclassifying it as Historic. But that seemed silly.
Brian
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