On Mon, Jan 20, 2025 at 4:26 PM Michael Thomas <m...@mtcc.com> wrote:
> > Proposed Milestones > > > > [dates to be negotiated; focus on the sequence for now] > > > > WG Formation: Jan 2025 > > Overview document: Feb 2025 > > Mechanism document draft(s): Mar 2025 > > Experiments and drafts: Apr 2025 - Nov 2025 > > Implementation guide: Nov 2025 > > Publish documents as a group: Dec 2025 > > So general question: does the IESG actually pay any attention to dates > in charters? I mean, these are complete fiction and laughable -- but > most (all?) are, so it's hardly unique. > That's why the "to be negotiated" notation is there. Ignore the dates for now; are the milestones reasonable, and is the sequence reasonable? The IESG would probably expect these milestones to have more reasonable dates on them before chairs are assigned and the WG is formally launched. > I guess the reason I ask is whether there is actually some immediacy to > this. It's been 20 years since DKIM came around and has been pretty > quiet as far as I know. If there is -- or at least some of it is -- it > might be better to separate tasks that need to be immediately addressed > so as not be boat anchored to things that can wait. > I wouldn't say it's been quiet. There's a trail from STD 76 littered with abandoned drafts attempting to address one issue or another, but none of them have achieved enough critical mass to reach publication or broad implementation. I would agree though that there hasn't been any urgency in all that time. One way to look at this effort is that it's a collection of those abandoned concerns all being addressed, finally, in one shot, with the momentum of a handful of large operators. -MSK
_______________________________________________ Ietf-dkim mailing list -- ietf-dkim@ietf.org To unsubscribe send an email to ietf-dkim-le...@ietf.org