Sure, lets say this lacks an RFC/ISO number, or any semblance of what is usually called a standard.
What I think you're trying to say, but don't seem to be getting across super clearly, is that this standard hasn't yet gone through an open third party review
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What I think you're trying to say, but don't seem to be getting across super clearly, is that this standard hasn't yet gone through an open third party review