Re: IAA charter item query
Eric Brunner-Williams at a VSAT somewhere (or in Portland Maine) <[email protected]> Tue, 04 Oct 2005 22:55:35 -0400
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What round hole to stuff a square peg? Its an app. If the IETF is about interoperability by zero or more implementations of a protocol, in this instance (and others in the apps are specified in terms of bnf or xml schema, specified by some syntax, it still isn't a given the WG "belongs in" any particular area. My point isn't to distract you (all) from real-time presence data and things that produce and/or consume such data. I'm simply interested in a problem that can be characterized as lazy write-through or disconnected operations presence, and mechanism(s) that produce and/or consume such data. Yes, pigeons actually will suffice, for some data compresion densities, and yes, users actually do attempt to obtain resource allocation during fabric transition events. I only asked because IAA was on the original charter. Thanks everyone for your time. Eric