On 2013-12-07, at 11:33, Paul Hoffman <[email protected]> wrote:

> Alas, this document is definitely not ready for publication as an RFC. It 
> still is very unclear which parts are restatements of RFC 6304, which are 
> changes, and which are speculative. Appendix B makes an attempt to make this 
> clearer, but fails spectacularly by saying that Appendix B should be removed 
> from the final document.

I agree that it's not quite ready for last call, as it stands right now. I was 
slightly surprised to see the wg last call start, given that (as mentioned in 
Vancouver, and in the text you quoted) there was an open question about a 
successor to 6304.

> I propose that this document be scrapped completely, and that the RFC 6304 
> successor simply be published with these changes. That new document should 
> have what is Appendix B of this document as a sub-section of its introduction 
> (because the changes are significant), and should retain Appendix A of this 
> document (because it shows due diligence for the changes).

I could see that working. I could also see this document proceeding, 
documenting the change in approach, and a separate document being written to 
update 6304. It would be good to hear the wider working group's opinion on the 
preferred direction.


Joe

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