On 17/07/2014 15:08, manning bill wrote:
just a heads up. if any of my expired drafts show up that predate IETF
copyright, expect a takedown notice.
I hope you're aware that ISOC ceded its rights to the IETF Trust,
so drafts carrying the ISOC copyright wording should belong to the IETF too.
Brian
i am pretty sure you will get the same type of response from Joe Touch.
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On 16July2014Wednesday, at 19:30, Dean Willis
<dean(_dot_)willis(_at_)softarmor(_dot_)com> wrote:
On Jul 2, 2014, at 1:15 PM, Adrian Farrel
<adrian(_at_)olddog(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
Interesting, Warren.
I used to use waterspring and still have an annoying bookmark that
autocompletes when I start to type www.wat...
At the time that waterspring was set up we didn't archive old versions of
I-Ds and once an I-D had expired it disappeared (related issues, but
separately annoying). That is no longer the case, so the (UI aside) the
main residual value would be retrieving the archive of old I-Ds and I am
not so sure how useful that is, but archivists and IPR lawyers might
comment).
Yes, actually I was just about to post a note calling for helping finding
some list archives from 1996-2000 that appear to be mostly missing from the
IETF site.
The same thing applies to lots of old I-D. These can be critically useful in
knocking out nuisance patents. We need them very, very much.
—
Dean