[datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other than drafts in lists
Paul Hoffman <paul.hoffman@vpnc.org> Tue, 18 January 2011 19:04 UTC
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Subject: [datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other than drafts in lists
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Greetings again. At the meeting in Beijing, many people in the room expressed interest in being able to track things other than just drafts. However, there was also a desire to keep the first round of this work simple. I would like to address those two now and see what folks on this list think should be done. Appendix A of the current draft lists the five non-draft things that I have heard requests to track: Tracking RFC Status Changes and Errata Tracking WG Charter Changes Tracking IANA Registry Changes Tracking Changes in the Liason Statement Directory Tracking Changes in Documents Outside the IETF Sphere We can add as many or as few of them as we want to the first round of the tool. I propose the following choices for the first round, although feel free to add your own: a) None of the above: just track drafts b) Add just "RFC Status Changes and Errata" c) Add them all In my mind, the logic behind (a) is "keep it as simple as possible", the logic behind (b) is "most IETFers care about RFC status and errata in their development work and their WG work", and the logic behind (c) is "this is all easy to do and people won't get confused if they have too many choices". You might have other reasons for preferring one over the others, or wanting some combination other than what is listed above. Comments are welcome.
- Re: [datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other tha… Paul Hoffman
- [datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other than dr… Paul Hoffman
- Re: [datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other tha… Barry Leiba
- Re: [datatracker-rqmts] Tracking things other tha… Blake Ramsdell