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The RFC Series Editor is responsible for editing, cataloging, and publishing the RFC series of documents regarding computer communications. [[Jon Postel]], was the original Editor of RFC Series. He was the RFC editor for 28 years. [[Joyce Reynolds]] succeeded as RFC Editor in 1998 due to the sudden death of Postel. Reynolds had been working with Postel in editing the RFC's and managing [[IANA]] since 1983.<ref>[http://www.livinginternet.com/i/ia_rfc_invent.htm RFC History]</ref> The sudden death of Postel prompted USC-ISI to make necessary changes in the process of publishing the RFC Series to ensure the continuity of the quality and accessibility of the documents. USC-ISI developed the  '''Procedures Manual for the RFC Editor.'''<ref>[http://www.rfc-editor.org/RFCeditor.at.ISI.pdf The RFC Editor Function at ISI]</ref>  

The RFC Series Editor is responsible for editing, cataloging, and publishing the RFC series of documents regarding computer communications. [[Jon Postel]], was the original Editor of RFC Series. He was the RFC editor for 28 years. [[Joyce Reynolds]] succeeded as RFC Editor in 1998 due to the sudden death of Postel. Reynolds had been working with Postel in editing the RFC's and managing [[IANA]] since 1983.<ref>[http://www.livinginternet.com/i/ia_rfc_invent.htm RFC History]</ref> The sudden death of Postel prompted USC-ISI to make necessary changes in the process of publishing the RFC Series to ensure the continuity of the quality and accessibility of the documents. USC-ISI developed the  '''Procedures Manual for the RFC Editor.'''<ref>[http://www.rfc-editor.org/RFCeditor.at.ISI.pdf The RFC Editor Function at ISI]</ref>  

The operations of the RFC Editor were originally funded by the [[DARPA|Defense Advanced research Project Agency]], which lasted until 1988. [[ISOC|The Internet Society]] (ISOC) took over the funding for the RFC Editor in 1988. The RFC Editor was a part of the University of California Information Sciences Institute(USC-ISI) from 1977 to 2009. The Association Management Solutions, LLC (AMS). is the current entity that handles the RFC Editor project.<ref>[http://www.rfc-editor.org/RFCeditor.html RFC Editor]</ref>

The operations of the RFC Editor were originally funded by the [[DARPA|Defense Advanced research Project Agency]], which lasted until 1988. [[ISOC|The Internet Society]] (ISOC) took over the funding for the RFC Editor in 1988. The RFC Editor was a part of the [[University of Southern California – Information Sciences Institute]] from 1977 to 2009. The Association Management Solutions, LLC (AMS). is the current entity that handles the RFC Editor project.<ref>[http://www.rfc-editor.org/RFCeditor.html RFC Editor]</ref>

===Functions of the RFC Series Editor===

===Functions of the RFC Series Editor===