[rtcweb] Call for comment on document split

[Ted Hardie <[e-mail]>]

Hi Folks,

In order to allow folks time to submit draft-ietf-rtcweb versions in time
for the upcoming 00 deadline, the chairs would like to first outline our
theory of the document splits to meet our chartered milestones (to refresh
you self on them: http://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/rtcweb/charter/) in the
August time frame.

We'd like to have one document which describes the use cases.
We'd like to have one document that gives a system overview and outlines the
overall model.
We'd like to have one document that describes the privacy and security
model.
We'd like to have one document that  describes the connectivity model (for
NAT traversal etc.).

Later documents will be: signaling and negotiation methods, media
transports, datagram transport for non-media data, and one or more documents
on media processing and codecs.

Note that this set of "documents we'd like" is missing one that says
"requirements".  Discussion among the chairs has come to consensus that we
have at least three different kinds of requirements being discussed and the
the use of the term "requirement" is hindering both our internal discussion
and the balance of work between us and the W3C at the moment.  So, we'd like
to have the focus be on what the parts of the system *do* within the context
of a system overview, rather than on a discussion of requirements or, even
worse, a meta discussion of what the word "requirements" means in particular
contexts.

If folks our okay with this document set, the chairs will then appoint
editors from among those who have contributed text so far.  This may mean
that the initial -00 versions have a strong resemblance to the individual
submissions they'd already presented; it also may not.  We'd like to remind
everyone that taking on the role of document editor in an IETF context means
accepting the responsibility to make the document reflect the consensus of
the group.  If a WG -00 is missing items or needs revision to meet the needs
of the group, in other words, that's normal--send text.

Ted, Magnus, and Cullen