[rfc-i] Minutes posted
Brian E Carpenter
brian.e.carpenter at gmail.com
Fri Nov 9 09:49:00 PST 2012
On 09/11/2012 17:27, Russ Housley wrote:
> Heather:
>
>> On 11/9/12 11:05 AM, Russ Housley wrote:
>>> The minutes say:
>>>
>>> * room definitely split between people who feel a change is necessary at some level (argument about the word "necessary") and people who feel change is not necessary at this time
>>>
>>> This does not capture my experience. I would say that people think it is not necessary, but people think it is very highly desirable for a new format to be available. And, fairly soon.
>> Thanks, Russ. That word "necessary" elicited some interesting feedback.
>From me, among others. In ultra-logical geek speak, "necessary" and "requirement"
are very strong words, roughly equal to "the world will FAIL if we don't
do this." That's why I hummed against "necessary."
I would have hummed for "very desirable".
Brian
>>
>> With regards to making "a new format available", I think this reflects
>> the ongoing confusion regarding which format we're talking about
>> changing. I read your statement as your understanding of a community
>> desire to make additional rendered formats available more than community
>> desire to make a single revised canonical format available. Did I
>> understand that correctly?
>
> No. I am not trying to express my view. I am trying to have the minutes reflect what I heard in the room.
>
> You could capture the discussion regarding submission format vs. publication format, but that did not seem to apply to this sentence.
>
>> Any changes made will not happen in one fell swoop, so I don't know if
>> I'll hit the "fairly soon" mark in anyone's minds or not. Actually, I'm
>> pretty sure I will totally miss the mark with some, be fine with others,
>> and so on. I will certainly continue to move as quickly as seems
>> reasonable, taking in to account what both the RFC Editors and the
>> communities of interest can handle.
>
> I was addressing the "at this time" portion of the sentence in the draft minutes.
>
> People were talking about the RFC Production Center being able to produce RFCs in the new format about a year after a decision on the new format. That is the new format is desired in the near term.
>
> Russ
>
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