Thanks a lot, Mike for review and comments.

For adding references into terminology section - I'll re-work that section as 
there was also suggestion/comment from Med in other mail thread to do not 
combine acronyms and definitions in same section. 

I'll submit single version later with comments addressed from both mail threads.

Regards,
Samuel

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Many abbreviated terms in the Introduction aren't defined until Section 2.
(PCC, SR-TE, LSPs, etc.) Consider expanding these on first use. Further,
several of the abbreviations expanded in Section 2 don't have references to the
RFCs where the terms are specified. This makes it difficult to explore further.
For example, PCC is defined in RFC5440 which is not referenced by this document
until Section 6. Compare this to the Terminology section of RFC8231, which
provides explicit sources for each term.

Throughout 3.x, should the names of these elements have "The" or "A" before
them? Also, s/consist/consists/.

The sentence in the Acknowledgement lacks a subject. Who would like to thank
these people?



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