[rfc-i] Problems and requirements for RFC Format

[John Levine]

> I, for one, am not convinced we need anything but i18n

That's what I thought until I tried to read RFCs on my Kindle.

>I am also further confused why the lists contained items for internet-drafts,
>since those are solely IETF business.

Whatever ends up in an RFC has to start as an I-D.  If there aren't, say
equations and UTF-8 in I-D's, how are they going to get into RFCs?

R's,
John