FYI - Checking document style

[ajeanmahoney]

The RPC checks a document for consistent use of capitalization, acronyms, hyphens, spelling, and text formatting. The following is an example stylesheet that I created for one of my docs.
Notes:

• AQ means that the author was asked about the term. The AQ is given below the list.
• Starred acronyms are those that are considered to be well known and do not need to be expanded. They are documented here: https://www.rfc-editor.org/materials/abbrev.expansion.txt
• "As used in the doc" means that the authors used the term consistently.

Acronyms______________________________

I expanded:
---------------------
CE - Congestion Experienced [RFC 9000]
E2E - end to end
RTO - retransmission timeout
SCTP - Stream Control Transmission Protocol

AQed:
---------------------
CPE
PE 

Starred (and/or not expanded in doc):
---------------------
ACKs
BiDir
ECN-CE - QUIC codepoint
ECN-Echo - bit name
ECT(0) - QUIC codepoint
ECT(1) - QUIC codepoint 
ms
QoS*
QUIC*
RTT* 
TCP*
UDP*
UniDir
WG*

Expanded correctly by authors (including starred acronyms that authors chose to expand):
---------------------
E - ECN-Echo Event
ECN - expanded by reference [ECN] (Explicit Congestion Notification)
L - Loss event
N - packets (variable name)
NMS - Network Management System 
Q - sQuare signal 
R - Reflection square signal
RTPL - Round Trip Packet Loss
T - round-Trip loss
VEC - Valid Edge Counter
X - Marking Block Threshold (variable name)

Capitalization_________________________

My edits:
---------------------
delay bit (1) / Delay bit (22)
Delay measurement (1) / delay measurement (2)
Delay Sample (4) / delay sample (37)
Half-RTPL (1) / half-RTPL (3)
Latency Spin (1) / latency Spin (2) (RFC 9000 does not cap)
Observer (2 not in titles) / observer (96)
Optimistic ACK Attack / optimistic ACK attack
Performance Measurements / performance measurements
Round-Trip losses / round-trip losses
spin bit (1) / Spin bit (30)
T Bit (1) / T bit (7)
T_max (1) / T_Max (37)

AQed:
---------------------
Echo Loss bit [ConEx]
Generation Phase (4, (2 in titles)) vs Generation phase (2) vs generation phase (4)
Loss Event bit (7)  vs Loss event bit
Pause Phase (2) vs Pause phase (1) vs pause phase (1)
Reflection Block (1, definition) vs reflection block (2) vs R Block (11)
Reflection Phase (4, (2 in titles)) vs Reflection phase (2) vs reflection phase (1)
Reflection square signal bit (1, definition) vs Reflection square bit (3)

As used in doc:
----------------------
Additional Delay
Alternate-Marking method [RFC9341]
Connection IDs
ECN-Echo
Explicit Host-to-Network Flow Measurement Techniques 
half round-trip loss
half-RTT
Hidden Delay
highPacketRate
Hybrid [RFC7799]
Marking Block Threshold
packetsPerAck
Q Block 
Q Block length
Q Period 
R Block
round-Trip loss bit
spin value 
spin period
Unreported ECN-Echo counter
Unreported Loss counter

Hyphenation_______________________

My edits:
---------------------
client side / client-side - attrib
ECN-capable / ECN capable - not attrib
ECN Echo / ECN-Echo  
newly-completed / newly completed
round trip / round-trip - when attrib
server side / server-side - attrib
spin-period / spin period
stand-alone / standalone
tradeoff / trade-off
transport layer/transport-layer - attrib

AQed:
---------------------
2-RTT (1) vs 2 RTT (2) 
4-RTT (1) vs 4 RTT (0)
6-RTT (1) vs 6 RTT (2)

As used in doc:
----------------------
2-RTT - attrib
application-limited - attrib
CE-marking - attrib
client-observer - attrib
client-server - attrib
connection-oriented - attrib
day-to-day - attrib
ECN-reported - attrib
half-RTT - attrib
host-to-network - attrib
intra-domain - attrib
large-scale - attrib
observer-server - attrib
on-path - attrib
per-connection - attrib
per-flow - attrib
power-of-2 - attrib
R-bit - attrib
sub-flow - attrib
tail-drop - noun
two-bit - attrib

Spelling__________________________

No British spelling

My edits:
---------------------
acknowledgement / acknowledgment

Other____________________________

AQed:
---------------------
spin-bit period (4) vs spin period (5)
sQuare bit (4) vs sQuare signal bit (1, but it's used in the definition)
<tt> formatting of numbers

As used in doc:
----------------------
<tt>avg(p)</tt>
<tt>avg(t)</tt>
<tt>dloss</tt>
<tt>eloss</tt>
<tt>eloss_unobserved</tt>
<tt>ds_time</tt>
"half round-trip" loss (in text)
<tt>Mr</tt>
<tt>r_avg</tt>
<tt>T_Max</tt>
<tt>T_Max_c</tt>
<tt>T_Max_p</tt>
"three-quarters" connection loss (in text)
<tt>tqloss</tt>
<tt>uloss</tt>

14) <!-- [rfced] Terminology
   
a) We have expanded the following. Please review:

   CE - Congestion Experienced (from RFC 9000)
   RTO - RTO - retransmission timeout 

b) Please help us expand the following abbreviations:
   
   CPE
   PE  

c) Please help us make these terms consistent. The number of instances are given in parentheses:

   1-RTT (1) vs 1 RTT (4)
   2-RTT (1) vs 2 RTT (2)
   4-RTT (1) vs 4 RTT (0)
   6-RTT (1) vs 6 RTT (2)

   Generation Phase (4, (2 in titles)) vs Generation phase (2) vs generation phase (4)
   Pause Phase (2) vs Pause phase (1) vs pause phase (1) 
   Reflection Phase (4, (2 in titles)) vs Reflection phase (2) vs reflection phase (1)

   Loss Event bit (7)  vs Loss event bit (1, definition)
   Reflection square signal bit (1, definition) vs Reflection square bit (3)
   sQuare bit (4) vs sQuare signal bit (1, definition)

   Reflection Block (1, definition) vs reflection block (2) vs R Block (11)

   spin-bit period (4) vs Spin bit period (2) vs spin period (5, definition)

The edits made while the document was in the queue