Eric Rescorla wrote:
My TLS co-chair suggests that this document should go forward as
Experimental. I see two problems with that. First: it assigns code
points out of a space which is reserved for Standards Action.
A correction: the draft needs code points from two different
registries (TLS
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Eric Rescorla wrote:
My TLS co-chair suggests that this document should go forward as
Experimental. I see two problems with that. First: it assigns code
points out of a space which is reserved for Standards Action.
A correction: the draft needs code points from
Eric Rescorla wrote:
The listed terms are RAND but not necessarily royalty-free.
Doesn't RAND mean Royalty-free And Non-Discriminatory ?
I tried define:RAND at Google, but didn't get that one.
Frank
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Frank Ellermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric Rescorla wrote:
The listed terms are RAND but not necessarily royalty-free.
Doesn't RAND mean Royalty-free And Non-Discriminatory ?
I tried define:RAND at Google, but didn't get that one.
Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory.
-Ekr
R is for Reasonable.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasonable_and_Non_Discriminatory_Licensing
Dan
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RANDZ is what you are thinking of.
On 3/10/07, Frank Ellermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Rescorla wrote:
The listed terms are RAND but not necessarily royalty-free.
Doesn't RAND mean Royalty-free And Non-Discriminatory ?
I tried define:RAND at Google, but didn't get that one.
Frank
EKR wrote:
[RAND]
Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory.
Thanks also to Dan and Clint, apparently I confused it with RANDZ.
The rule to expand acronyms on first usage in RFCs is really good
for me... :-)
Frank
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Hi Eric,
My take fwiw:
I personally don't believe that the slightly-inventive bit of
the stuff I sent to the patent lawyer should cover this I-D - at
the time, (and I've no records to help, sorry), we weren't blessed
with open source browsers and so we had to use proxies to insert
our
