The Modern Paradigm for Standards (Affirmation, RFC 6852)¶
OpenStand / Internet Society, I., & W3C. (2012). The Modern Paradigm for Standards (Affirmation, RFC 6852).
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Primes¶
- Open Publication for Interoperability
- Open standards publish their specifications with public access, stable references, explicit implementation licensing, and versioning discipline.
This sourceAffirms the principles of open standards — due process, broad consensus, transparency, balance, and openness/availability — the public-access, stable-reference, and voluntary-implementation commitments for the standards substrate.
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RFC 6852 supports public accessibility and fair-terms implementation licensing of standards, but says nothing on stable reference numbers or versioning discipline.
“Standards specifications are made accessible to all for implementation and deployment. Affirming standards organizations have defined procedures to develop specifications that can be implemented under fair terms.”
- Open standards publish their specifications with public access, stable references, explicit implementation licensing, and versioning discipline.
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