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A Request for Comments, or RFC, is a document that is used to describe and discuss the creation or proposed changes to technical standards. | A ''Open SaaS Institute's Request for Comments'', or OSI-RFC, is a document that is used to describe and discuss the creation or proposed changes to technical standards. | ||
The [[Open SaaS Institute]] adopted the term from the internet's technical standards are the rules and guidelines that govern how the internet works, and they are developed and maintained by the internet engineering community. | The [[Open SaaS Institute]] adopted the term from the internet's technical standards are the rules and guidelines that govern how the internet works, and they are developed and maintained by the internet engineering community. | ||