Re: Dispute Resolution Mechanism

On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 07:48:46PM -0400, Meng Weng Wong wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 05:56:26PM -0400, Yakov Shafranovich wrote:
> | 
> | As you know I co-chair the ASRG. With the main list and other co-chair 
> | duties, I will not be able to follow the progress of this sub-group 
> | always, but both Paul and myself will be monitoring the list and 
> | checking the archives once in a while. Please feel free to forward to us 
> | any questions that you think should be asked to the IAB, IESG or IETF 
> | folks, so we can forward them to the proper parties. Also, please keep 
> | the main list updated on your progress.
> | 
> 
> If we have an irreconcilable disagreement, or a fundamental difference
> in goals, what dispute resolution mechanism do you want us to use?

Clue by fours at 5 paces is not an option...?  ;-)

BTW, I'm Richard Rognlie.  I helped with the DRIP draft, and coded the
DRIP Milter (perl for sendmail).  It works, mostly... but needs more
people to implement DRIP DNS records before it will be truely effective.

A little more history on me... I have been hacking on sendmail since
1989, and in 1994 started an email based game server that specialises
in abstract games (othello, backgammon, trax, chess, etc.)  It acts
as referree for ~140 different game types, and supports ~2000 users
around the world, processing ~2-3k moves per day.

I've also been doing milter development since the API was introduced
in sendmail 8.11.x as an FFR.  I was a consultant for Sendmail, Inc
for 4.5 years, and recently "slowed down" by moving to Oracle doing
SysAdmin work.  The jury is still out on that move...  8^/

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