Proposal for internet wall . By Pradeep kumar Xplorer ex sun .com engineer currently victim of cybercrime using dhyanayoga.info california resident unable to return there and his mother murdered. If you like this proposal or design please email pradeepan88@hotmail.com and request some financial aid to expand the design and have the project rolling. I propose the internet wall . Wall is old unix command line utility where a user can message all users logged in with some wall message. Like the system administrator in the evening giving half an hour more time to finish work and log off, or informing of some meeting to discuss some projects.The internet wall is where you see the internet as a giant computer. Once you are online you are one user of the internet which can have several million to billion users online at the same time. The internet wall is a suite of applications cross platform cross domain that would be in your desktop or smart fone screen that you can invoke and wall everyone online or some subset of those who are online. I propose a website internetwall .com or or any other domain extensions

Using ChatGPT to write RFCs

If you'd like to make your own: Go to https://chat.openai.com/chat "Give me another title and abstract for a funny April 1 RFC about AI" Ask it to shorten the abstract if it's too long Ask it to write the introduction "Now write a terminology section. Make sure to include the RFC 8174 boilerplate." "Now write a section describing how the protocol works. Be detailed, and make sure to refer to some RFCs." "Now write a Security Considerations section and an IANA considerations section"

Today's crop of April 1 RFCs contains what is to my knowledge the first RFC generated by an LLM, or indeed any type of AI.

The URN “urn:iso:std:iso:19719:ed-1:v1:en,fr” denotes the first version of the first edition of ISO 19719, which is published bilingually in English and French.

The RFC Ontology extends the Bibliographic Ontology [BIBO] and reuse elements from the Friend of a friend [FOAF] and DCMI Metadata Terms [DCTERMS] ontologies.

The "Standard" element is used to list all the relevant standards implemented by the project. These standards include W3C or ISO standards, RFCs, various technical specifications etc.

The RFC Editor's DOI prefix is 10.17487

This document contains information about embedding metadata in W3C Technical Reports (TR) using RDFa.

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