Re: RTGWG feedback on APN next steps

Hi,

I think that the APN scope has been sufficiently clarified and bounded and
that there are enough people interested and willing to work on it that the
formation of a WG is justified.

Thanks,
Donald
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On Tue, Apr 5, 2022 at 1:15 PM Jeff Tantsura <jefftant.ietf@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear RTGWG,
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> APN has been presented at RTGWG multiple times, and we see the evolution
> of the
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> documents, including the scope of the problem and framework.  This topic
> needs
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> collaboration across WGs; we can foresee that not all issues to be
> addressed are
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> within the charter of RTGWG and would span beyond the Routing area.
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> RTGWG is chartered to provide a venue for new work, there are a couple of
> different options and one option for handling
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> such new work would be to recommend the development of a new WG.
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> The Chairs would then want to recommend that the ADs consider forming a
> focus WG, with a set of well defined deliverables and milestones (after
> delivery the group would be shut down) to work on a framework for APN.
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> We would like to solicit the WG for opinions.  Please note that comments
> about
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> existing APN documents should be sent to apn@ietf.org.  This thread
> focuses on
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> support or objection to recommending that the ADs consider the formation
> of a
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> new WG.
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> Please send your comments, support, or objectiond.
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> Thanks!
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> Cheers,
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> Yingzhen  Jeff
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