I see that some of the ideas are coming full circle to
what I had posted a few weeks ago on per-collection
list of MIME types. I can take a stab at the Pace, but
I'm very new to this process (think: pre-green, not
even rooted).
Can you point to a link describing maybe the process
and specifically the structure, format, and submission
guidelines for official documents such as a Pace.
I (think I) would use my previous post, which included
example text and example use along with a modification
of an existing example, as a basis for the document.
Greg Smith
--- Tim Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> <co-chair-mode>
>
> 1. For the time being, we'll continue to have the
> protocol
> discussions on the atom-protocol mailing list.
>
> 2. Sam is working on the PubIssuesList, stand by for
> word from him.
>
> 3. We're happy to see good discussion about
> collections and entry-
> status and so on. The rules haven't changed:
> nothing can really be
> decided officially until there's a Pace with
> specific wording
> suggestions. So there's nothing wrong with this
> kind of informal
> discussion, but do please start to think about
> getting the good ideas
> captured in Paces.
>
> 4. Paul has just requested a change to the WG
> milestones, and Scott
> has approved them:
>
> Done First Atom feed format Internet
> Draft
> Done First Atom editing protocol
> Internet Draft
> Done Request Last Call for Atom feed
> format
> Jun 05 Submit Atom feed format to IESG for
> consideration as
> a Proposed Standard
> Oct 05 Request Last Call for Atom editing
> protocol
> Nov 05 Submit Atom editing protocol to IESG
> for
> consideration as a Proposed Standard
>
> </co-chair-mode>
>
>
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