> Charging for IDs will kill innovation. I use IDs to float ideas which
> may or may not bear fruition. I would not work on these if I had to pay.
> I also work on things at the IETF than my employer does not sponsor.
> These things will get thrown out as well.
I assume i-d to be a proposal for a new protocol, which is
implementable with a reasonable efforts and costs. i think your
view and my view are opposite.
i'd like to see the following:
- submission of i-d requires an implementation
- to become a RFC requires two independent interoperable implementation
itojun
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