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IETF :: trill

Current state: Submitted to IESG for Publication

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Cindy Morgan

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Amy Vezza

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Amy Vezza

IESG has approved the document

Amy Vezza

Closed "Approve" ballot

Amy Vezza

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Amy Vezza

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Amy Vezza

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Barry Leiba

[Ballot comment]
[*** This was addressed in the -05 version; thanks. ***]

-- 5 --
Please explain (briefly -- a sentence or two will surely do) the reason for selecting Standards Action for this registry. I'd prefer it if that sentence or two were in the IANA Considerations, unless there's a reason not to put it there.

I understand that there is a limited number of bits to be given out, so freely allocating them for the asking would be harmful. Still, Standards Action is very heavyweight: did you consider IETF Review (which could allow Informational or Experimental documents to do allocations, with community consensus and IESG approval), or even Specification Required (where you could give instructions that the designated expert exert tight control over the allocations)?

[5 June, Don responds]
> On consideration, I think you are correct that Standards Action is too
> heavyweight. However, I also think that Specification Required would
> be too lightweight considering the small number of bits available and
> the fact that a few of them are already proposed for allocation in
> existing various drafts...
>
> I will check with the co-authors & WG to see if there is any objection
> to changing to IETF Review.

Barry Leiba

[Ballot Position Update] Position for Barry Leiba has been changed to No Objection from Discuss

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Sub state has been changed to AD Followup from Revised ID Needed

Donald Eastlake

New revision available

Ron Bonica

[Ballot Position Update] Position for Ronald Bonica has been changed to No Objection from Discuss

Barry Leiba

[Ballot discuss]
[Updated on 20 June]

-- 5 --
Please explain (briefly -- a sentence or two will surely do) the reason for selecting Standards Action for this registry.  I'd prefer it if that sentence or two were in the IANA Considerations, unless there's a reason not to put it there.

I understand that there is a limited number of bits to be given out, so freely allocating them for the asking would be harmful.  Still, Standards Action is very heavyweight: did you consider IETF Review (which could allow Informational or Experimental documents to do allocations, with community consensus and IESG approval), or even Specification Required (where you could give instructions that the designated expert exert tight control over the allocations)?

[5 June, Don responds]
> On consideration, I think you are correct that Standards Action is too
> heavyweight. However, I also think that Specification Required would
> be too lightweight considering the small number of bits available and
> the fact that a few of them are already proposed for allocation in
> existing various drafts...
>
> I will check with the co-authors & WG to see if there is any objection
> to changing to IETF Review.

[20 June] Haven't heard further...

Barry Leiba

Ballot comment and discuss text updated for Barry Leiba

Cindy Morgan

State changed to IESG Evaluation::Revised ID Needed from IESG Evaluation

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