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json-seq-suffix/draft-wilde-json-seq-suffix-01.xml

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       <section title="Introduction" anchor="intro">
-         <t>Media Type Structured Syntax Suffixes <xref target="RFC6838"/> were introduced as a way to signal that a media type is based on another media type as its foundation. Some structured syntax suffixes were registered initially <xref target="RFC6839"/>, including "+json" for the widely popular JSON Format <xref target="RFC7195"/> format.</t>
+         <t>Media Type Structured Syntax Suffixes <xref target="RFC6838"/> were introduced as a way for a media type to signal that is based on another media type as its foundation. Some structured syntax suffixes were registered initially <xref target="RFC6839"/>, including "+json" for the widely popular JSON Format <xref target="RFC7195"/> format.</t>
          <t>JSON Text Sequences <xref target="RFC7464"/> is a new specification in the JSON space that defines how a sequence of multiple JSON texts can be represented in one representation. Since this specification can be used as the foundation for other formats, this specification defines and registers the "+json-seq" structured syntax suffix.</t>
       </section>
       <section title="Terminology">