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https://bernews.com/2016/11/video-two-into-one-equals-new-un...

"A well-formed RFC starts with a well-formed Internet-Draft."

https://www.rfc-editor.org/pubprocess/

For example, here is the Internet Draft for IPv6 which eventually became RFC 2460

https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-ipngwg-ipv6-spec-...

Why not discuss the I-D itself. Many drafts are garbage but simply being a draft does not by itself tell us about its likelihood of becoming an RFC or standard

In 2014, One Communications Ltd. began a series of strategic mergers and acquisitions in order to position itself competitively in an industry driven by technological change. The Company acquired internet, cellular and cable television companies in both Bermuda and the Cayman Islands. These transactions have transformed One Communications Ltd. into a robust triple-play service provider with the networks and data access infrastructures needed to meet the demands of ever-growing bandwidth consumption. Through its operating subsidiaries, the Company is positioned as the leading full-service telecommunications provider for corporate and residential customers in both Bermuda and Cayman.

The operating subsidiaries of One Communications Ltd. are Logic Communications Ltd. (trading as One Communications), Bermuda Digital Communications Ltd. (trading as One Communications), Cable Co. Ltd., and WestTel Limited in the Cayman Islands (trading as Logic)."

https://onecomm.bm/investors/

Why not discuss the contents of the draft and why it's awful. The fact that the author works for a telecom provider in a small country does not by itself mean much. Perhaps the proposal has been trialled there

Need more facts (cf. speculation)

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Where?

The policy does not contain the word "will" and makes no reference to what Google will (cf. "may") do in the future

The policy is comprised of statements about what Google has done in the past

The claims here are for deceptive trade practices, not breach of agreement (enforceable promise)

Google could agree, i.e., promise, to notify. It does not. Readers should ask themselves why

Instead Google states it typically notifies, i.e., has notified in the past, or may notify under certain circumstances

No doubt Google can show the statements in the policy are true at least some of the time. It is just disclosing what it has sometimes done in the past. Nothing in these statements binds it to doing something in the future. It could decide to change its procedures and update the policy at any time. It can also make justifiable exceptions at any time for any reason, irrespective of whatever it has done in the past

The "Guest author" of this EFF page should not be surprised when he/she is ignored by the Attorneys General contacted

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