Re: [Cbor] [Cacao] Public Comment for CACAO Draft

[Bret Jordan <[e-mail]>]

Comments inline....



> With little mistakes such as
>
> > signed 54-bit value ([-(2**53)+1, (2**53)-1]), […] as defined in
> [RFC7493].
>
>
BRET: Please help me understand how this is wrong, since this was copied
from the RFC.



> or the empty description column in 2.1.4 (which creates serious work if
> you try to fill it in).
>
>
BRET: Yes, this is still a draft document and there are few TODOs and a few
missing descriptions. If you have suggestions for text for these, that
would be fantastic.



>
> Seriously, I don’t expect application layer specifications to get all
> these details right.
> The draft makes pretty good use of the limited vocabulary that it has.
>
> It would be an interesting exercise to write this up in a more actionable
> way.
> Or, maybe write a draft that provides vocabulary that can be used by a
> draft like this.
>

BRET: I started writing an ID to capture the data types and common
constructs that need to be created by these higher level specifications. I
even started an ID for how data markings should be done. But my question is
where do I submit these? Do I keep going through the independant submission
process? Or can we get a working group for this kind of work.  Also, if
there are things wrong or things that I did not do correctly, please help
me fix them.

Thanks
Bret

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