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This is a community wiki for IETF participants to use. It replaces the previous structure of trac wikis where each working group/team had its own trac instance.
The IETF Note Well applies to all content on this wiki, and it is referenced on every page.
This wiki provides persistent working spaces for various IETF groups (such as Working Groups, Birds-of-a-Feather groups, Areas, Directorates, and Teams) and activities, such as IETF meetings.
This wiki should not be used for content that should be on any of the other dedicated IETF sites. For example the following are out of scope:
- Explanatory/general text about the IETF.
- Repository/listing/metadata for Internet-Drafts and/or RFCs
- Information for authors of I-Ds.
- Information about the AUTH48 process.
This wiki complements (but does not replace) the IETF Notes service, which is intended as a best-efforts service for ephemeral note and document creations.
This wiki is for the IETF Community and any IETF participant is welcome to edit it. See the Contributing to this wiki page for a quick start guide and more details. A few guidelines for contributing aim to provide high-level principles and inspiration for contributions.
The other IETF websites where relevant information can be found are:
- www.ietf.org The public-facing front door for the IETF.
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- authors.ietf.org The Internet-Draft/RFC author resources site
- chairs.ietf.org The IETF Working Group resources site
- rfc-editor.org The authoritative site for RFCs and the publication process {.links-list}
If you want to contribute to any of those sites, then please do so following the process described on each site. {.is-info}