Re: [ncrg] Request to make the Framework draft an RG document

["Howard, Lee" <[e-mail]>]

There is no competing draft, and having a framework document to outline
the work of the group is a good idea.  I'm not certain that if work
proceeds as currently outlined, there will be a clear method for comparing
two potential protocols, two configurations, or two approaches, and
determining that one is more complex than the other.  The framework
describes metrics, but some of the metrics can generally only be applied
historically, not predictively, and none of them (as noted in 4.1) can be
applied to proposed protocols.

I look forward to seeing the next version, and hope we can adopt it.

Unrelated: I tried to create an account on networkcomplexity.org and got
message, "out of captcha images; this shouldn't happen".

Lee

On 1/9/13 5:51 AM, "Michael Behringer (mbehring)" <[e-mail]>
wrote:

>Geoff and I had a call a couple of days ago. We're planning to re-spin
>the framework draft, take in the inputs received, and issue a new
>version.
>
>This new version should be issued as an IRTF document
>(draft-irtf-ncrg-..). While there is no formal process in the IRTF on how
>to make a document an rg document, let's apply the usual IETF policy
>here.
>
>Thus: Who is in favour of making the framework draft an RG document?
>http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-behringer-complexity-framework/
>
>Michael
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