Re: Status of <draft-ietf-6man-default-iids-16.txt> in AUTH48

otroan@employees.org Sun, 12 February 2017 21:50 UTC

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Subject: Re: Status of <draft-ietf-6man-default-iids-16.txt> in AUTH48
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2017 22:50:14 +0100
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Fernando,

[...]

> Me, I have always tried, to the extent that is possible, to give enough
> credit when it's deserved, because I understand that the product of my
> work heavily relies on the work, help, and support of other people.

I encourage you to read up on the IETF process.
The document is not yours. When a document is adopted by a working group change control is turned over to the working group.

[...]

> In the past, there have been cases in which I offered folks to be
> incorporated as co-authors because they had provided so much feedback
> and proposed text, that crediting them in any of the above ways was
> simply unfair. There have been cases, where folks never ended up editing
> a document, but since the contents weres so heavily based on
> brainstorming that we'd perform routinely, they were among the
> co-authors list. There was also at least one case when I asked
> the RFC-Ed if I could explicitly credit her for the edits, because her
> edits helped so much in improving the document (in that case, she kindly
> said "please no, I'm just doing my work).

The authors serve at the pleasure of the working group chairs.

Cheers,
Ole