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| ====== Definitions ====== | ====== Definitions ====== | ||
| - | Submission format, Input format = Internet-Draft as submitted | + | Source format, aka Submission format, Input format = the format used by authors, etc., when writing an I-D. Currently: XML (can be uploaded |
| + | * may or may not be the same as any other format (though it would make the workflow somewhat simpler for the RFC Editor if it were); | ||
| + | * will be converted to another format for further processing and publication | ||
| - | Canonical format = the authorized, recognized, accepted, official version of the document; other document types may be derived from this format; may or may not be one of the possible output formats | + | Canonical format = the authorized, recognized, accepted, official version of the document |
| + | * other document types may be derived from this format; may or may not be one of the possible output formats | ||
| - | Archival format = currently the printed, paper copy and the digital .txt of the RFC | + | Archival format = currently the printed, paper copy AND the digital .txt of the RFC |
| + | * currently the same as the canonical format | ||
| Output format, Display format = format as it may be read or printed after publication process has completed; currently ASCII, PDF, and HTML are common output or display formats | Output format, Display format = format as it may be read or printed after publication process has completed; currently ASCII, PDF, and HTML are common output or display formats | ||
| - | + | * For I-D: TXT*, PDF*, PS*, HTML. | |
| - | Reference format = the version of the RFC commonly used as a normative or informative reference; currently the ASCII format; need to determine if this format can/will be the equivalent to the Canonical format, and if not, what is the appropriate format to reference | + | * For RFC: TXT, .TXT.PDF, Enhanced PDF (rare) |
| + | * Outside RFC Editor: HTML (via rfcmarkup), HTML (via datatracker), | ||
| ====== Physical format ====== | ====== Physical format ====== | ||
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