[rfc-i] RFC editing tools
John Levine
johnl at taugh.com
Tue Dec 11 12:25:25 PST 2012
>> The RFC Editor should do this by funding software development. If they do not, then things
>get ugly quickly.
It's fine to have tools to convert in or out of canonical formats.
That's what the current xml2rfc does, convert out of it.
If there are a significant number of people who want to write in
stylized HTML, it might make sense to pay for a tool to turn that
into canonical xml. If it's only one or two people, well, maybe not.
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