In one of the most suprising events in current technology history in this modern era, the long lost comments to many of the now-adopted internet RFC's have finally surfaced. Aparently the mail server was misconfigured at "The Internet Society" and most of the comments were redirected to the local lost-and-found box on the server whey they sat for decades.
In a suprising twist, it appears that RFC 2543, the predacessor to 3261 regarding the session initnation protocol had several critisisms that went unanswered. A few examples are included below. Some other comments in regards to RFC2833 (RTP Payload for DTMF Digits, Telephony Tones and Telephony Signals)
could not be published due to the graphic nature of the content.
From: alice@anywhere.com
Subject: RFC 2543
Ahem, who gave you permission to use my name in your document?
Also, how did you find out about me and Bob?
Thanks to you it's all over the net >=0
From: jwlt@columbia.edu
Subject: RFC 2543
Are you guys sure about this? We were pretty drunk last night. I didn't think you would
actually go through with it! lol I was just kiddding!