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by veleon 1088 days ago
Any good place to find RFC's you can recommend? When I search for them they often seem to be technical implementations of single parts of a system, instead of full system specifications.
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https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2026 b2d0f43e9c06728fdf372fb3d0447c9c1ecec0835d3747b45295c4b75d3ccbde <- 6888b1baaf7db8b414c5c2c847719457167885a0919020fa58f750c1e00f348a
> Any good place to find RFC's you can recommend?

i use my search engine of choice. Searching for "rfc archive" has some promising results. i hesitate to link to any because i don't actively use any specific one. i typically just search fir "rfc-1234" and land at the specific RFC i'm looking for. i unfortunately wouldn't know where to go to for a catalog of RFCs with an easily-browsable listing with descriptions.

> When I search for them they often seem to be technical implementations of single parts of a system,

They typically are.

> instead of full system specifications.

i'm not clear what you mean by "full system," but any full-featured piece of software may well make use of any number of RFCs, perhaps via single-purpose libraries which implement them (which is what i had in mind in my initial response).