On 2016-10-12, 02:11, "Standards on behalf of Peter Saint-Andre"
<standards-boun...@xmpp.org on behalf of stpe...@stpeter.im> wrote:
On 10/11/16 5:15 PM, Dave Cridland wrote:
> On 11 October 2016 at 20:37, Rikard Strid <rik...@clayster.com> wrote:
>> f. I’ve reach out to people at the IETF MILE Working Group to invite
them to join and to learn more about their work.
>
> Join what?
>
>>> Join the discussion.
>
> The MILE working group aren't doing IoT at all - I'd hate them to
> think that the XSF is formally contacting them for liaison on IoT when
> they're working in a completely different area.
>
>
>>> I’ve reach out to better understand their work, not to establish any
deeper connection. Which I guess I’m not authorized to do. I want understand
how they relate their work to IoT. I do think their work; “MILE working group
develops standards to support computer and network security incident
management” touches many of the IoT questions.
>
True, the MILE folks are working on incident reporting. Although if
they're using XMPP for that, they might be or know folks who are also
using XMPP for IoT. A bit of a stretch, perhaps...
>
>>> That’s what I hope. ☺
Peter
//Rikard
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