Re: [Enum] requesting reviewers for draft-ietf-enum-xmpp..

Duane <duane@e164.org> Wed, 29 November 2006 21:35 UTC

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Alexander Mayrhofer wrote:

> I haven't yet found out which of the two the "holy grail" is - we also try
> to work on this issue in draft-ietf-enumservices-guide. contributions are
> very welcome for that document...

As far as I can see, virtually all current enumservices use subtype
except h323, sip and pres, everything else has subtypes.

Richard pointed out to me privately, that the only time it makes sense
not to use a subtype is when there is duplication, eg sip:sip, but there
is no subtype for sips, just the possibility of a different URI type.

Perhaps e2u+pstn:sip, e2u+pstn:sips etc would have made more sense?
e2u+pstn:sip is exists, well the sip part does, or maybe e2u+voip:sip
would have made more sense.

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