Re: [arch-d] Side meeting on protocol development, the IETF and Internet consolidation at IETF 114

[Guntur Wiseno Putra <[e-mail]>]

Dear Mark and
Architecture-discuss,




One of the drafts describes consolidation as "the process of increasing
control over internet infrastructure and services by a small set of
organizations.”


What is about "a concentration of controls", thus such a deconcentration of
energetic controls ...?

Let's imagine an artist/a farmer/a sport(wo)man with his/her instruments
used in sequence or he/she changes intruments used: there are supposedly
different kinds of concenrations of energies (of his handlings/fingerings
and how he/she positions other parts of his/her body). It is about
different configurations of energies: as he/she configures anew energies
there are de-concentrations of energies...? So there would be a matter of
using instruments cleverly, of "more than an instrument", of "more than
instruments". There should supposedly be "men of learnings" ...? Here is
about Internet technology and its infrastructures and services which are of
a system of elements among other systems of elements... as we are
edeavouring such an order and such orders ...

Regard,
Guntur Wiseno Putra




Pada Kamis, 21 Juli 2022, Mark McFadden <[e-mail]> menulis:

> Public Side Meeting: Consolidation
> Protocol development, the IETF and Internet consolidation
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Thursday, 28 July 1600-1730 local time
>
> Several recent Internet drafts have discussed aspects of consolidation and
> how protocol design and consolidation interact. While some of the drafts
> have had extensive revisions based on discussions on mailing lists,
> consolidation is not a part of any charter for a Working Group and seldom
> gets discussed in larger, plenary sessions.  The purpose of this session is
> to have a brief discussion of some of the important contributions and then
> a discussion of whether this should be a topic that gets more formal
> treatment within some part of the IETF, IAB or IRTF. One of the drafts
> describes consolidation as "the process of increasing control over internet
> infrastructure and services by a small set of organizations.”
>
> Draft agenda for the meeting:
> -----------------------------
> 1. Introduction, purpose and ground rules for the meeting
> 2. Characteristics of existing I-Ds that discuss consolidastion
> 3. Discussion of whether or not consolidation is an appropriate topic
> within the IETF
> 4. Assessment and agreement of next steps (e.g. meeting in London at 115)
> 5. AOB
>
> The meeting will be chaired by Jim Reid.
> Questions or suggestions can be sent to mark <at>
> internetpolicyadvisors.com
>