Having discussions through github is a really bad idea. Mail formatting can
get even more mangled, and we lose the IETF mail archive and participation. I
think we need to be more diligent and avoid doing that.
> There's just no statement of what to do when it's required and not given.
That's not necessarily a problem. The behavior of the other party need not be
strictly defined. It can send an alert or continue along as best as it wants.
Merely describing what must be done is enough. Very few specs fully mandate
what must be done if all the requirements are not met; I think XML was the
first widespread Internet one to do so.
/r$
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