> > Experiments, particularly large-scale ones, turn into deployments. Consequently the difference between "an experiment" and "a standard" is the date at which you look. See also RFC 6648.
> That is, when you mark this space out, you are saying that it's special. > People might try to treat it as such, but it won't be once a few experiments > get successful. I understand this concern. I am sympathetic to it. But perhaps large-scale experiments on the whole Internet aren't the scope here? Those kinds of things seem to ask for an early allocation. I am thinking, in particular, of some GOST/TLS identifiers that weren't quite right. _______________________________________________ TLS mailing list TLS@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/tls
