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Re: copyright boilerplate for independent submissions



Making it possible to fix the boilerplate requirements without issuing a new RFC is indeed part of what we hope to achieve with the documents now in front of this WG. I hope our currently proposed text achieves that.
We're not trying to fix any specific problem with the existing procedure.


                  Harald

Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
When attempting to submit several non-WG I-Ds recently, I discovered
that xml2rfc produces copyright boilerplate that the Secretariat finds
unacceptable. The offending text seems to be:

"and at http://www.rfc-editor.org/copyright.html";

Bill Fenner suggests [1] that this construct was "accidentally outlawed"
when RFC 3978 was published, and that fixing the problem is presumably a
work item of the IPR WG. Is this indeed an active work item? (The
xml2rfc workaround -- removing submissionType='independent' in the XML
source -- seems to defeat the purpose of flagging the submission type.)

Thanks!

Peter

[1]
http://drakken.dbc.mtview.ca.us/pipermail/xml2rfc/2007-August/003155.html


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