Heiko Schlichting, 2023-06-02 20:53:
> Fabian <
fabi...@mail.net> wrote:
>> Schon bei einer solch einfachen Frage bekommt man keine richtige
>> Antwort?
>
> Das ist ja noch eine komplizierte Frage. Schon bei viel einfacheren,
> komplett statischen und nicht aktuellen Dingen kommt Unsinn.
>
> Ich frage gelegentlich:
>
> Wovon handelt RFC 4707 und wie heißen die Autoren?
Geht aber hier ganz gut:
Frage:
What is RFC 4707 about?
ChatGPT:
RFC 4707, titled "Netnews Administration System (NAS) Requirements",
describes a system for managing and administering Usenet news servers.
Usenet is a worldwide distributed discussion system that existed before
the widespread adoption of the World Wide Web. It allowed users to post
and read articles in various newsgroups covering a wide range of topics.
The Netnews Administration System (NAS) specified in RFC 4707 provides a
standardized framework for managing Usenet news servers and facilitating
administrative tasks associated with Usenet. It defines requirements and
features necessary for efficient administration and operation of Usenet
servers, such as user authentication, access control, article
distribution, server synchronization, and error reporting.
The primary goal of RFC 4707 is to establish a common set of
requirements and guidelines to ensure interoperability and consistency
among different Usenet server implementations. By adhering to these
requirements, Usenet server administrators can ensure smooth operation
and reliable communication within the Usenet network.
It is worth noting that Usenet has seen a decline in popularity in
recent years, with many users migrating to other online platforms and
social media networks. However, RFC 4707 remains a relevant document for
those interested in the historical aspects of Usenet and its administration.
(Zitat Ende)
> RFC 4707 ist ja nun absolut eindeutig, von 2006 und ChatGPT weiß auch, was
> RFCs sind. Als Antwort kommen tolle Dinge, aber leider völliger Unsinn und
> falsch. Liest sich aber sehr gut und _könnte_ stimmen - tut es aber nicht.
Ja, weil es halt keine Suchmaschine ist.