*2c. HTML Format Rules
* RFCs in HTML format shall comply with RFC YYYY "Hypertext
* Markup Language V 2.0" or the RFC(s) that obsolete it.
* The RFC shall be suitedfor both graphical and non-graphical browsers.
* All links shall be to normative documents of equivelant status (eg. RFCs
* to other RFCs) unless clearly identified as non-normative and placed in
* separate nonnormative part of the RFC.
* If there are ASCII or postscript versions of the same RFC, any
* difference shall be related to format. The substance of all such
* documents shall be identical.
* All documents the RFC links to shall be operational and current as
* of the date of the RFCs. publication.
* RFCs in HTML format shall have htm as a suffix.
I picked htm rather than html or both because of of the symmetry to ps and txt.
I'm open to comments.
Scott:
I see the problem. But those solutions are well underway. (Sy I in a fit
of naive optimism :-)
>We have tried to get HTML to be the preferred format before. I believe
>you're going to have to wait for figures and tables (at least) to be a
>full standard.
>
Walter R. Houser 301-622-4384
Houser Systems houser@cpcug.org
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