[Ibnemo] 80/20 rule for the set of intent expressions/commands
"Bert Wijnen (IETF)" <bwietf@bwijnen.net> Thu, 15 October 2015 19:08 UTC
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Subject: [Ibnemo] 80/20 rule for the set of intent expressions/commands
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During the bar-bof at ietf93, it seemed to us that we need additional details on why the 80/20 rule is useful. These details should include: a)What is the long-term benefit for applications? b)Why does a more user-friendly interface help? c)What is the benefit for the service provider? We will try to answer some of this, but discussion and views from a wider audience can be very helpful. None of the IBNEMO stuff is fixed in stone yet. We are only at the beginning. We need to discuss and work together to define a proper set of "intent commands" or "intent statements" and have an idea as to why and how the set we focus on as the 20% of the most used commands can indeed address 80% of the normal application/user needs. Input or discussion is very welcome. Bert
- [Ibnemo] 80/20 rule for the set of intent express… Bert Wijnen (IETF)