Re: One last nit

John C Klensin <klensin@mail1.reston.mci.net> Fri, 17 March 1995 21:14 UTC

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>ONCRPC is still an active WG. The chair did actually submit the two
>I-Ds for consideration as Proposed Standards to the IESG, but the AD
>said this would not happen until the agreement had been reached.
>
>I will also note that an AD (or the IESG) can, AT ANY TIME, decide that
>an extended Last Call period be invoked. I believe this was done for
>the IPNG recommendation.

Guess I just hadn't heard from them lately.   I'd argue for "back to
normal", i.e., the relevant AD should stand up and tell us what should be
done with this.

   john