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Re: [http-state] http-state charter

Bil Corry <bil@corry.biz> Wed, 05 August 2009 02:31 UTC

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Mark Nottingham wrote on 8/4/2009 8:26 PM: 
> I would encourage people on this list to discuss how to make that
> happen, and not to try to second-guess the IETF process, what will and
> will not be acceptable to the IESG, etc; we'll get there soon enough.

So is it agreed then that this WG will work to produce a RFC that specifies Cookies as-they-exist-today?

Our charter currently reads (in part):

"The working group will create a new RFC that obsoletes RFC 2965 and
specifies Cookies as they are used in existing implementations and
deployments."


Does that work?


- Bil

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