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Phillip, Charles,

> 1) A draft describing the protocol
>   a) Text describing protocol
>   b) Examples from running code
>   c) Reference section
> 2) Reference implementation

Yes, excellent!

> We need to consider how to make open source code readily available to =
community that might be interested in it, and to do so in a timely =
manner. We also need to consider the target audience, the end users of =
the code and specification. Much of the great work the IETF does never =
gets adopted. We need more focus on end user community and adoption. We =
need to consider barriers to deployability. Hackathons are a small step =
in right direction, but I thing we should consider offering training and =
keep end users in mind from the start and throughout the standardization =
process.

Yes, but I would approach this from a slightly different end-point. It =
is always the case that convincing others of something new is a lot of =
work. In my mind, standards or open source work both succeed best when =
performed by those who actually are deploying and in charge of building =
mainstream systems (commercial or open source) for the topic. So it is =
not so much about IETF folk reaching the adopters, but having the =
adopters drive the IETF work=85

Jari


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