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The patterns for sending grease values can be made more effective by
coordinating between devices sending the values. One example of coordination
is having a "flag day" where implementations start sending grease values
broadly, and measure to see where errors occur.
broadly, and measure to see where errors occur. See {{Section 3 of ?TRANSITION=RFC8710}}
for more considerations concerning the use of a flag day.

## Don't Handle Grease Values as a Special Case

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# Considerations for Protocol Versions {#versions}

There are intrinsic and well-documented issues related to testing version
{{TRANSITION}} discusses considerations around planning for transitioning
from an existing protocol, or protocol version, to a new one.
There are also intrinsic and well-documented issues related to testing version
negotiation of protocols; see {{?EXTENSIBILITY=RFC6709}} and {{Sections 2.1 and
3.2 of VIABILITY}}. This section will be expanded with advice for protocol
3.2 of VIABILITY}}.

This section will be expanded with advice for protocol
designers and implementers about how to approach these problems.

# Security Considerations
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