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The Internet's Longest-Running Joke: A Field Guide to the April Fools RFCs

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Here's a line from an official document published by the people who run the internet: "Readers who cannot distinguish satire by reading the text may have a future in marketing." This line actually sits inside the RFC Editor's Instructions to RFC Authors, the actual rulebook for how internet standards get written [1].

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The Internet's Longest-Running Joke: A Field Guide to the April Fools RFCs
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