Re: [ftpext] Working on the ftpext2 BOF agenda...

"William F. Maton" <wmaton@ottix.net> Mon, 26 July 2010 19:33 UTC

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On Mon, 26 Jul 2010, Anthony Bryan wrote:

> thanks, Barry. this was my first IETF BOF & it went well, at least
> from the audio feed/jabber.

The audio was very clear, nice job to the a/v guys.

> a number of people raised their hands that they would review drafts.
> this mailing list now has 23 subscribers. I've tried to contact as
> many people individually, including all the expired draft authors,
> along with mailing lists and application authors.

I'm in sporadic contact with a few in my corner, I've sent out email to 
see if there's any interest.

> the other route is independent submissions, of which there are at
> least 5 (not counting the 2 from behave) at the moment. which seems to
> be more work for an AD.

I suppose that depends.  Do the ADs feel they have time to look at 
independent IDs, or is the group forming from the BOF have sufficient 
credible drive to give confidence in the ADs to delegate the work to a new 
WG?  Someone said critical mass, so I think that's the next step to 
achieve.  That can be demonstrated through the ftpext mailing list 
discussions.

> again, I'm volunteering for any cat herding or admin work I can do to
> keep this rolling.

+1, I as well.

wfms