RFC-358

by Darius Kazemi, December 24 2019

In 2019 I'm reading one RFC a day in chronological order starting from the very first one. More on this project here. There is a table of contents for all my RFC posts.

Not issued

RFC-358 was never issued, even though its existence was promised in RFC-357. I think what happened was: 357 referenced 358, but they never got around to writing it. But because 358 was already referenced, the NIC couldn't just assign that number to the next available RFC, because the reference was in place and it would be confusing to go look up 358 thinking you'd get satellite uplink discussions and instead see something totally unrelated.

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I'm Darius Kazemi. I'm an independent technologist and artist. I do a lot of work on the decentralized web with ActivityPub, including a Node.js reference implementation, an RSS-to-ActivityPub converter, and a fork of Mastodon, called Hometown. You can support my work via my Patreon.