Re: [v6ops] draft-taylor-v6ops-fragdrop WGLC

Please, please, please.  Use line breaks.  Use blank lines.  I really
can't tell without going into a editor and finding the end of lines
who said what.

In message <521E411F.9090203@bogus.com>, joel jaeggli writes:
> On 8/21/13 6:19 AM, George, Wes wrote:
> > As to whether this is ready for IETF LC or should be adopted by the WG, no 
> it's not ready, and I don't know if it should be adopted. Specifically, I thi
> nk that guidance for implementers about use of fragments is useful, especiall
> y in documenting current behavior on the network and the justifications for i
> t. However, we're starting to get a lot of overlap between the drafts dealing
>  with fragmentation, whether it should be deprecated, whether we should simpl
> y provide a caveat implementer statement on using fragments but leave the sta
> ndard alone, etc. It makes matters worse when one considers fragmented packet
> s together with large headers, since at least some of the technical considera
> tions overlap.
> Imho this is the first of these documents in recent times. As an author
> I don't see the goal as guidance to implementors, I see it as guidance
> from operators.
> >  To avoid confusion, I think we need to decide which direction we want to g
> o before advancing drafts on the matter. 
> I agree that the plan should be cohernent.
> > If indeed we want implementers to read and heed the advice in this draft (o
> r other related drafts), we should make sure we have a cohesive message. Righ
> t now we have jus
> >  tifications and operational observations spread across at least this draft
>  and draft-bonica-6man-frag-deprecate (which I'd argue discusses the operatio
> nal considerations much more robustly than this document), and possibly even 
> draft-generic-6man-tunfrag.
> long-headers  is also in this space for relatively similar reasons.
> 
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