Re: [rfc-i] acknowledging reviewers name in RFCs

Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> Thu, 16 April 2020 23:04 UTC

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I found this in my outbox from nearly a year ago while looking for something
else.

There was some strong support that if we were going to Acknowledge reviews
and other activities, that we should do it in a semantically meaningful XML
way.

There was a mix of views about criteria for who should be acknowledged.
At this point, I'd like to leave it to authors to decide, and perhaps some
WGs might decide to experiment with guidelines.

In order to get there, it seems that we need to add semantic XML, and I don't
know what the process would be do that.

I understand that we have outstanding mismatches between our specifications
and our tools already.
Is there an issue tracker that I should use to lodge this "feature request"?
Should I just send a patch?

Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> wrote:
    > Benjamin's email to tools-discuss about how to find who did a review
    > reminded me of some things that I'd like to have in published RFCs.
    > I believe that it will help with getting more volunteers into our process if
    > we more publically and formally acknowledge others.

    > I'd like to have a standard way to show who did:
    > 1) WG chair and AD stick-handling of a document.
    > 2) Document Shepherd
    > 3) Area reviews, and detailed individual reviews

    > While many authors put many of these things into Acknowledgements, it's not
    > in a standard format, and it's not easily pulled out in the XML.
    > (Such as by Jari's scripts)

    > I know that overall RFC version 3 format is done, and I'll go do some
    > homework as I suspect that all the pieces to do this in the XML is there, we
    > just have to do it.

    > But, before offering a specific solution, I'd like to find out how we would
    > get consensus that this is a correct thing to do.  Yes, I can write an
    > Internet Draft, but it wouldn't be longer than the above email, and I'm not
    > sure who would approve if not the IESG/GenAD.


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