Re: [dna] [DNA] DNA working group completion

Jari Arkko <jari.arkko@piuha.net> Fri, 16 October 2009 21:55 UTC

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Subject: Re: [dna] [DNA] DNA working group completion
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Suresh,

> One thing I would like to be different is to progress the WG items 
> (tentative and informational protocol) as WG documents to the IESG 
> (as-is) immediately and then close the WG down. I feel that these 
> documents have gone through a lot of working group review in their 
> lifetime and by treating them as individual submissions they would 
> appear to be immature and not adequately reviewed. Any followup can be 
> done on the mailing list. What do you think?

I don't think individual submissions imply that the documents are 
immature. The reviewers need to understand the history and status of 
each document in any case, be it from the working group or individual.

However, I don't that matters much. Nor does it matter how many years 
they have been in the process. What matters is whether the said 
documents are ready. Are they? As ready as the simple DNA document is?

Jari