Re: [Pals] [mpls] initiating the Open MNA calls

[Joel Halpern <[e-mail]>]

Given the below description, would it be practical to take the small 
step of making these official interims, in exchange for the benefits of 
getting it on meetecho, recorded and indexed, and in the IETF calendar 
so people easily find it?

Yours,

Joel

On 4/28/2023 2:08 PM, Loa Andersson wrote:
>
> MPLS, PALS, and DetNet WGs:
>
> The combined chairs had a meeting to discuss the future of the MPLS
> Open design team, and came to the following conclusion:
>
> a. We are concluding the MPLS Open design team.
>
> b. Per feedback received from WG participants, we are beginning a new
>    method to drive the MNA work. We will call this the Open MNA Calls.
>
> c. The proposed new charter for the Open MNA Calls will be:
>
>    - The goal of the Open MNA Calls are to provide early review and
>      comment proposals to help the MPLS WG flush out issues and
>      points for discussion and decision thereby speeding up the
>      document development process. The calls provide a discussion
>      forum to support authors, editors and chairs.
>    - Another objective of the Open MNA Calls is ensure that new MNA
>      solutions and approaches meet the agreed MNA use cases,
>      requirements, and framework. MNA solutions should be converged
>      to the greatest extent possible.
>    - Anyone interested to join the Open MNA Calls may join by using
>      the call invite.
>    - No technical decisions will be taken by the Open MNA Calls,
>      just agreement on proposals or recommendations to the chairs
>      and working group. All technical decisions will be made by the
>      MPLS working group on the working group mailing list.
>    - Open MNA Call notes (including a list of participants) will be
>      sent to the MPLS WG mailing list following each call.
>
> Please reply on the MPLS WG mailing list ONLY with comments on this
> proposal. The Open MNA calls will start immediately, but we might
> update the charter based comments.
>
> Thanks,
> The MPLS, PALS, and DetNet chairs
>