On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 10:53 AM, Benoit Claise <[email protected]> wrote:

> Benoit Claise has entered the following ballot position for
> charter-ietf-rtgwg-04-03: Block
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> Since Adrian's proposal actually made it to the latest proposed charter,
> let me file a BLOCK.
> > Just noticed something we should add:
> > RTGWG would be a really good home for routing-related YANG models that
> > are not specifically covered by other RTG working groups,
> The sentence above is a good addition.
> > and for generic
> > routing YANG models.
> But how is this different than "routing-related YANG models"?
> I believe having those two categories adds to the confusion. Maybe
> because I don't understand the difference.
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> Once this clarification is done, I support RTGWG. It's actually similar
> to OPSAWG.
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As I sent in another email, I can see some differences - but don't feel
strongly that
it adds anything.  I've updated the charter to remove the "generic routing
YANG models"
versus the routing-related ones.

Alia


> Regards, Benoit
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> Editorial point/
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> RTGWG may also work on specific small topics that do not fit with an
> existing
> working group. An example of a small topic is a draft that might
> otherwise be
> AD-sponsored but which could benefit from the review and consensus that
> RTGWG
> can provide.
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> Not sure "small" is the right adjective.
> In OPSAWG, we had small topics that became big topics (example: 3 CAPWAP
> documents, multiple EMAN documents that triggered the EMAN WG creation,
> IEEE/IETF MIB relationship RFC). I would remove "small", which equates to
> "non important"
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