Re: Let's try to be productive...

Barry Shein <[email protected]> Sun, 5 Jan 2014 23:08:58 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.asrg
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Part II

What is the expected work product of this group? Ok, I like to get
started with lists.

Any or all or other than:

1. BCPs, RFCs

2. Scholarly papers

3. Software or software design recommendations

4. Recommendations and guidelines for:

   a. End users
   b. Law enforcement
   c. The legal community in general (litigation, legislation.)
   d. Providers of email services
   e. Vendors involved in email services (e.g., firewalls, spam
      appliances.)

5. Public awareness such as that aimed at journalists

6. Position papers (e.g., circleid.com or other non-scholarly pubs.)

7. Research in support of the above such as statistics gathering and
   analysis.

8. Lobbying (e.g., FCC, FTC, regulatory agencies.)

9. International efforts for any of these.

10. Fund raising, directly or involvement of fund raising groups to
    support efforts (e.g., ISOC, IETF, ICANN.)

11. Wiki or similar website creation (blog, etc.) Or space on an
    existant site (leverage their visitors.)

12. Unspecified target definitional works such as taxonomies,
    reviews of others' spam policies or frameworks, critical
    reviews of publications, products.

13. Direct support of litigation or prosecution such as model
    expert witness documents.

14. Workshops, courseware, conferences or presentations at
    existing conferences (e.g., MAWWG, ICANN, IETF),
    meet-ups (small, informal presentations), webinars.

15. Academic outreach such as involvement of faculty involved
    in spam research, courseware and other involvement with
    students, curriculum recommendations.

Again, what did I miss? What shouldn't be there?


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