I think the TAG should look at this. It raises the general question
of the architectural appropriateness of URI schemes intended only for
use internally within a particular protocol. As I understand it acct:
URIs have no meaning outside messages in the proposed webfinger
protocol.
ht
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* Paul E. Jones wrote:
>I have also sent a request to the email address specified for URI scheme
>review to try to move registration of "acct" along. I hope that will not
>take long, and I would hope it would not considering the specific and narrow
>scope of "acct".
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/uri-review/current/msg01605.html if
anyone wants to follow along.
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