Re: who will edit the draft ?

Derek Atkins <[email protected]> Wed, 19 Jan 2005 20:45:02 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.ietf.kink
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

Shoichi Sakane <[email protected]> writes:

> WG chairs,
>
> I am also interested in the KINK protocol, and have a experience
> to discuss the specification, to implement it in our team.  And I
> am developping a IKE daemon in the KAME project.  So I can be reviewer
> from the KINK and IPsec point of view.

Good to know.  Thank you for volunteering.  At this time Mike Thomas
has agreed to continue to edit the draft, so unless he becomes
unresponsive I see no reason immediately to appoint a new draft
editor.

[snip]
> And we have to make a milestone ASAP.  Here is from "Goals and Milestones"
> in the WG page,
>
> Done	  	Reach Consensus on requirements document
> Done	  	Meet at San Diego IETF to review drafts
> Jan 01	  	Reach Consensus on base draft protocol
> Feb 01	  	Conduct WG last call on base draft prototol
> Mar 01	  	Begin Interoperability bakeoffs
> Aug 01	  	Document interoperability results.
>                 Make decision to recycle or move forward
>
> The items would be:
>
> Feb 14          Submit draft kink-07 with editorial modifications.
> Mar 01          Review the issue of current draft, kink-06.
> Apr 01          Reach Consensus on draft.
> May 01          Resubmit revised draft as Proposed Standard.
> Aug 01   	Begin Interoperability bakeoffs.
> Sep 01   	Document interoperability results.
>
> If the chair has had the set already, I am sorry for my meddling,
> but at least I have not seen yet.  Thease are just my opinion,
> any comment welcome.  That would be help for the chairs.

The dates are Month / Year, not Month / Day.  So I think you
probably mean Feb 05, Mar 05, ...

Based on the existing set of issues I do not believe that your
suggestions are reasonable -- they are way too aggresive.  I really do
not believe that we'll reach consensus by April.  I think we have way
too many issues.  Perhaps a better proposal for milestones are:

Mar 05	Review issues with kink-06
Mar 05	Submit kink-07
Jun 05	Reach consensus on necessary changes
Jul 05	Submit kink-08
Aug 05	WGLC
Sep 05	Submit draft to IESG
Jan 06	Begin Interop bakeoffs
Feb 06	Document interop results.

Even this schedule is extremely agrressive, but IMHO actually
achievable.  I don't think we can get concensus on all the open issues
and make it past the IESG before Paris.

-derek

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