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Re: [babel] Shepherd review of draft-ietf-babel-v4viav6-03

Juliusz Chroboczek <jch@irif.fr> Wed, 09 June 2021 12:42 UTC

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Subject: Re: [babel] Shepherd review of draft-ietf-babel-v4viav6-03
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> I've done a review of this draft as Shepherd. See below:

Sorry, Donald, I'd missed your review.  I've just submitted a -05 that
takes it into account.

> The introduction is generally quite good but, in the first paragraph,
> some wording feels just the slightest bit off.  For example, it appears
> to assume that ND or ARP would always be used when the next-hop to link-
> layer address mapping might be statically configured

The introduction has been rewritten.  While this section is non-normative,
and therefore doesn't constrain implementations from doing what you
suggest, I've added an instance of the word "typically" as a concession to
implementations that migh do what you suggest.

> Globally TDB -> 4

Done.

> REFERENCES
> 
> Update reference to RFC 5549 to RFC 8950.

Most respectfully disagree.  The reference is used in the following
sentence:

    The extension described in this document is inspired by a previously
    defined extension to the BGP protocol <xref target="RFC5549"/>.

It is important to cite the older reference in order to give proper credit
and be clear who got there first.

> Section 2, 1st line: It is more common in IETF documents to say
> "dual-stack" rather than "double-stack".

Done.

> anoncing -> announcing

Done.

> annoucements -> announcements

Done.

> administatoris -> administrators

Done.

> next hop -> next-hop   (7 times)

Thanks.  I've checked that I consistently use "next hop" when it is a noun
and "next-hop" when it is used as an adjective.  This is consistent with
RFC 8966.

> eg. -> e.g.   (twice)

Done.

> It would be preferable, within the Normative and the Informative
> References, that RFCs be listed in numeric order.

In the XML?  The plain-text version is being sorted by xml2rfc, so if
there's any issue, it's a bug in xml2rfc.

> I notice this draft generally uses British spelling. I think that's OK
> as long as it is consistent.

This is consistent with RFC 8966.

Thanks,

-- Juliusz

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