[VCARDDAV] three questions
Peter Saint-Andre <stpeter@stpeter.im> Wed, 29 September 2010 04:02 UTC
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Subject: [VCARDDAV] three questions
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<hat type='AD'/> Folks, as part of my due diligence in determining the most appropriate next steps for draft-ietf-vcarddav-vcardrev and draft-ietf-vcarddav-vcardxml, I have three questions for those who think it is too soon to proceed with an IETF Last Call... 1. Please explain more completely what it would mean to "fully address convergence concerns" or "reach convergence regarding serious outstanding issues of incompatibility" between vCard4 and other actively developed contact formats (e.g., what exactly would be the deliverable, what would be the criteria for determining whether such a deliverable has achieved its objectives, and whose responsibility would it be to complete such a deliverable?); you will receive extra credit for explaining why such work needs to be a blocker for IETF Last Call and how such work is within the current charter of the VCARDDAV WG (or how the charter would need to be adjusted to accommodate such work): http://tools.ietf.org/wg/vcarddav/charters 2. Please specify how long you think it is reasonable to wait before it would be appropriate for the VCARDDAV WG to seek an IETF Last Call, based on your best estimate of the scope of work you propose; is this a matter of a few weeks, a few months, less than a year, more than a year? 3. Because an IETF Working Group is a group of individuals who do work, please specify what work you will do to achieve the goals you advocate; e.g., will you submit specific open issues to this list, propose text for solving those issues, provide detailed reviews of the vCard4 spec, or document the divergences you perceive in the form of a gap analysis (preferably published as an Internet-Draft for archival purposes)? Thank you for your assistance. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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