Re: [hybi] Ticket#1 Http Compliance

Greg Wilkins <gregw@webtide.com> Thu, 13 May 2010 12:37 UTC

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Anne van Kesteren wrote:

> I don't believe that shifting the debate to discussing requirements
> instead is a good idea. To me it makes everything less concrete and far
> more vague as to what the intentions are of people proposing the
> requirements. We don't necessarily need to have a (lack of a)
> requirement to do what you say. We could just make a WG decision.


Anne,

Is it a requirement to have a requirements document?

I'm afraid that is too meta-physical for me.  I've been asked
to edit the requirements document as part of the IETF process
and that's what I'm attempting to do.

regards