Re: [dcon] DCON BOF meeting minutes

[Gonzalo Camarillo <[e-mail]>]

Hi,

for the record, my view on how the BOF went is the same. There was very
useful feedback but not enough energy at this point.

Cheers,

Gonzalo

On 13/12/2011 3:46 PM, Simon Pietro Romano wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> on behalf of my co-chair and myself, I just uploaded the draft minutes 
> of the DCON BOF session on the IETF meeting materials page. You can find 
> them at the following URL:
> http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/82/minutes/dcon.txt
> Please, have a look at them and send me and Brian your comments and 
> modification suggestions asap. I think the minutes themselves represent 
> a clear picture of the discussion we had around DCON since it was first 
> proposed by myself on the DISPATCH mailing list.
> After listening to the recordings I have to say that I was left with a 
> fine sensation of unfinished: the discussion was great, people's 
> comments were right on target and it really looked like we might, 
> altogether, do a great work. Though, as it also comes out from the final 
> part of the discussion associated with the charter and hums, it is also 
> clear that there is probably not enough energy today in the IETF to 
> start "yet another" WG.
> I personally think this is really a pity and would like to seize this 
> occasion to make a final call for heads up. If some of you are 
> interested to actively contribute to the proposed work, please say it 
> now on this mailing list! Contributing means either writing 
> specifications or reviewing documents and commenting on the ML, or both 
> things.
> Personally, being the chair of the "close to euthanasia" SPLICES working 
> group, I'm the first who wants to avoid the creation of a group with too 
> little energy. I also acknowledge the fact that there are currently 
> other groups in the RAI area which are attracting most of the efforts 
> and requiring us to spend a huge number of cycles (even just to keep the 
> pace of the mails circulating on the mailing list). Though, I definitely 
> encourage you to give DCON a chance and get involved.
> 
> Cheers to everybody...and sorry for the long e-mail,
> 
> Simon
>