Internet-Draft
A preliminary draft document in the IETF's standards development process, serving as a precursor to a published RFC. Internet-Drafts are freely accessible to anyone and open for public comment; all revisions and review feedback are archived publicly, making them a representative example of open standards review processes.
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The developer submitted an Internet-Draft to the IETF describing how Agent permissions should be defined, but this is an individual submission, not a standard.
An IETF Internet-Draft is a precursor draft to an RFC; anyone can obtain it for free and comment publicly, with each round of revisions and review comments publicly archived.
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An IETF Internet-Draft is a precursor draft to an RFC; anyone can obtain it for free and comment publicly, with each round of revisions and review comments publicly archived.
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