Unverified50% confidenceDecision RuleExact time
The fix rule: an email counts only if it was written during the period when the revision it points to was still current (before the next revision or the RFC's publication month).
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50%
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/18/2026
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Valid until: 1/16/2027
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UnverifiedSection numbers in emails cannot point directly to an RFC, because section numbers drift between drafts; emails should point to draft revisions, and the revisions then point to specific sections.68% similarUnverifiedAfter the fix, §4.2.1 yields the answer of 6 emails, 5 people, March 2018, all written during the period when that clause still differed from the final version.68% similarUnverifiedWhen a release lacks a changelog and release notes, users can only rely on the version number, commit history and code diff to make reverse inferences.64% similarUnverifiedA revert merely adds a commit with a reverse patch; the original commit still exists in the history graph and is still reachable from B; reachable does not equal in effect, nor does it equal released.63% similarUnverifiedIn Dify, every modification to an application must be re-published before the changes take effect.61% similar
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