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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA new RFC document (RFC-0013-return-path-incentivization.md) has been added to define and structure future work on return path incentivization within the HOPR protocol. The document contains standard RFC metadata and sections including abstract, motivation, terminology, specification, design considerations, compatibility, security considerations, and unresolved questions. Changes
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rfcs/RFC-0013-return-path-incentivization/0013-return-path-incentivization.md (1)
35-42: Replace generic Mermaid example with domain-specific diagram or guidance.The Specification section (lines 35–42) contains a generic Mermaid flowchart example rather than a diagram relevant to return path incentivization. Either replace this with an actual protocol flow diagram, or remove it and include a note on where diagrams should be added.
For example, if diagrams will be added later, clarify this in the Specification section text:
- Protocol overview - Technical details (data formats, APIs, endpoints) - Supported use cases - - Diagrams (stored in `assets/` and referenced as ``) - - ```mermaid - flowchart LR - - A[Hard] -->|Text| B(Round) - B --> C{Decision} - C -->|One| D[Result 1] - C -->|Two| E[Result 2] - ``` + - Diagrams (stored in `assets/` and referenced as ``) — to be added during developmentOr, if you have a draft diagram, provide the actual protocol flow instead of the placeholder.
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rfcs/RFC-[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]-*/[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]-*.md: External references must use sequential bracketed numbers in zero-padded two-digit format: [01], [02], [03], etc.
External reference entries must follow academic citation format: [XX] Author(s). (Year). Title. Publication, Volume(Issue), pages.
In-text citations must use bracketed numbers (e.g., as described in [01]); multiple citations as [01, 02] or [01, 03, 05]; never include inline URLs or full citations in body text.
References section must appear at the end as a heading '## X. References' (X is the section number), list items in numerical order, and use 'None.' if no external references exist.
RFC cross-references must be listed in the metadata 'Related Links' field using format RFC-XXXX; separate multiple links by commas; use 'none' if none.
In-text RFC cross-references must use the full relative path format RFC-XXXX and must not be included in the References section.
Each RFC must begin with the exact metadata header block including fields: RFC Number, Title, Status, Author(s), Created, Updated, Version, Supersedes, Related Links.
Required sections: Abstract (2–3 paragraphs max) and References must be present.
Optional standard sections may be used (Motivation, Terminology, Specification, Design Considerations, Compatibility, Security Considerations, Drawbacks, Alternatives, Unresolved Questions, Future Work).
Writing style must be clear, concise, precise, use active voice where possible, define technical terms, and use RFC 2119 keywords appropriately.
Include Mermaid diagrams when helpful.
Use code blocks for technical specifications and provide concrete examples.
Ensure backward compatibility considerations are included.
Address security implications in the document.
Reference relevant terminology from RFC-0002 (Mixnet Keywords) where applicable.
Link to related protocol specifications and maintain consistency with existing ...
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📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: tolbrino
PR: hoprnet/rfc#34
File: rfcs/RFC-0001-rfc-process/0001-rfc-process.md:168-173
Timestamp: 2025-08-20T05:40:54.110Z
Learning: In the HOPR RFC process (RFC-0001), only 3 sections are considered mandatory for all RFCs: Metadata Preface, Abstract, and References. Other sections like Motivation, Terminology, Specification, Design Considerations, etc. are optional and should be used as needed based on the RFC's scope and complexity.
📚 Learning: 2025-08-20T05:40:54.110Z
Learnt from: tolbrino
PR: hoprnet/rfc#34
File: rfcs/RFC-0001-rfc-process/0001-rfc-process.md:168-173
Timestamp: 2025-08-20T05:40:54.110Z
Learning: In the HOPR RFC process (RFC-0001), only 3 sections are considered mandatory for all RFCs: Metadata Preface, Abstract, and References. Other sections like Motivation, Terminology, Specification, Design Considerations, etc. are optional and should be used as needed based on the RFC's scope and complexity.
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🔇 Additional comments (1)
rfcs/RFC-0013-return-path-incentivization/0013-return-path-incentivization.md (1)
18-24: Placeholder sections are acceptable for Raw status, but confirm scope.Lines 20 and 24 contain
_[This section to be completed during development]_placeholders for Motivation and Terminology. This is acceptable for an RFC in Raw status, but consider whether these sections should remain or be removed if they are not required for this RFC.Per the learnings from RFC-0001, only Metadata Preface, Abstract, and References are mandatory; other sections including Motivation and Terminology are optional and should be included only if needed for the RFC's scope.
If Motivation and Terminology are essential to this RFC, please complete them; otherwise, consider removing these placeholder sections to keep the RFC focused.
| - **RFC Number:** 0013 | ||
| - **Title:** Return path incentivization | ||
| - **Status:** Raw | ||
| - **Author(s):** [Name (@GitHubHandle)] | ||
| - **Created:** YYYY-MM-DD | ||
| - **Updated:** YYYY-MM-DD | ||
| - **Version:** v0.1.0 (Raw) | ||
| - **Supersedes:** none | ||
| - **Related Links:** none |
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Fill in required metadata fields before merging.
The metadata header contains placeholder values that must be replaced with actual information. The pipeline validation has flagged missing dates.
Apply this diff to complete the metadata:
- **RFC Number:** 0013
- **Title:** Return path incentivization
- **Status:** Raw
- **Author(s):** [Name (@GitHubHandle)]
- **Created:** YYYY-MM-DD
- **Updated:** YYYY-MM-DD
+ **RFC Number:** 0013
+ **Title:** Return path incentivization
+ **Status:** Raw
+ **Author(s):** [Actual Name (@GitHubHandle)]
+ **Created:** 2025-10-22
+ **Updated:** 2025-10-22Specifically:
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[Name (@GitHubHandle)]with actual author details - Lines 7–8: Replace
YYYY-MM-DDwith the actual creation and update dates (use ISO 8601 format; today is 2025-10-22)
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