Hi,

>        Designers of new application protocols developed through the
> Internet
> >        Standards Process are expected to conform to the best practices
> >        recommended here, unless they provide documentation of compelling
> >        reasons that would prevent such conformance (e.g., widespread
> >        deployment on constrained devices that lack support for the
> necessary
> >        algorithms).
> >
> >     ###
> >
> >     I somewhat fear that we're opening a can of worms with the final
> >     paragraph, but so be it.
> >
> >
> > I am not against making this change - but let's recall that we already
> > have had the IoT community utter serious concerns that the BCP might
> > affect their efforts. It is not a straight-forward call to make.
> >
> > Ralph
>
> The idea of making best practice sorta-kinda normative makes me a bit
> queasy.
>
>
So.... do we really need any sort of language to express a hope or can we
just keep it silent and see if developers of new protocols turn to the BCP
for inspiration anyway, hope expressed or not? I think they would.

Ralph
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