Gorry Fairhurst has entered the following ballot position for
draft-ietf-lisp-te-21: Discuss

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DISCUSS:
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DISCUSS 1: I'd like to understand why this has been requested for publication
as EXP? I may have missed this, but I didn't see any new protocol definitions.
I do note it was chartered as an experimental extension, yet I see no
explanation of why this is an experiment, nor how that experiment may in the
future be declared as a success or failure. Whatever the reason, can this
reason to be noted in the abstract and to be described in the introduction?

DISCUSS 2: Since this is targeting EXP, what is the nature of the EXP
specification: is it for a limited duration? A limited use-case? A limited
scope of deployment? i.e., what is the experiment and can this document define
implicit or explicit success/failure criteria, and an outcome that can be used
as the basis for a future recommendation to the IETF community?

DISCUSS 3: Section 7 is about a topic that I do not see explained. If this is
important enough to include, please specify this. The informational reference
to the ELP-probing mechanism details in [I-D.filyurin-lisp-elp-probing] seems
insufficient and since this reference has expired (in 2018) as a non-WG I-D,
can the whole section be removed?


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COMMENT:
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I'd strongly encourage changing the opening sentence of section 2, to insert
the word “Experimental” before extension, "Informational" if the document were
changed to target this.

Please consider the following:

- Please do expand the word LISP in the title
- Please expand LISP in the abstract.
- Please also define all abbreviations on first use, I expect this will hardly
increase the word count much and can save reader pain.



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