Mahesh Jethanandani <[email protected]> wrote:
    > Hi Michael,
    >> Okay. I wish you'd said this earlier :-)
    >> please see: 
https://github.com/IETF-OPSAWG-WG/draft-ietf-opsawg-pcap/pull/195/files
    >> I can post -17 if this satisfies you.

    > I did take a quick look at the diffs. Thank you for sharing.

    > What did we decide for grandfathered entries that do not have a
    > reference? Did we not decide to refer to the document itself? E.g.,
    > LinkType Value 4, 5, etc.

I don't understand the question.
They have a name, they have no description/reference at this point, so their
change controller is [email protected].  If someone wants IANA to change
something then IANA will ask that mailbox for instructions.

    >>> The initial version of the table in Section 2.2.1 shows:
    >>
    >>> - Name
    >>> - Number
    >>> - Description
    >>> - Reference
    >>
    >> okay, I've renamed the initgial version file "stanzas"
    >> (note it's presented this way because a table did not fit, and IANA 
suggested thisA)
    >> We changed the order of the table from Name/Value -> Value/Name.
    >> I have not changed the order in initial value stanzas, as there are many 
of them, and
    >> we've departed from the .csv file and scripts at this point...

    > Is the order now Value/Name? Hmm. Maybe then I do not understand how
    > the linktypes.xml file is rendered, and the order is what you say it
    > is. I can wait for you to publish the version.

The table order is now:

    B A C D E

the initial file is presented in order:
A:
B:
C:
D:
E;

I could reorder the **markdown** which was produced from a csv file, but
since it has been edited since, I am not doing that.

    >> 2. If we got a request from, say, the NSA, we would say yes.  We might 
not
    >> be able to list more than "NSA, Fort Mead, Drone to Aircraft Division"
    >> (To make something up. Likely, it would be some contractor asking...)
    >>
    >> 3. Like, phone numbers are not yet obsolete :-)

    > How about “contact information for a person, which should include the
    > name as the minimum, and any additional information such as email
    > address, phone number.”?

How about we let the designated experts exercise judgement?  Otherwise, why
have them at all?    If they do it badly, then the IESG can replace them.

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Michael Richardson <[email protected]>   . o O ( IPv6 IøT consulting )
           Sandelman Software Works Inc, Ottawa and Worldwide

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