13 Jul 2011 17:07
Rules to request a "slot" during PCE WG Meetings
JP Vasseur <jpv <at> cisco.com>
2011-07-13 15:07:10 GMT
2011-07-13 15:07:10 GMT
Dear all,Julien and I have been having a discussion on how to better manage our WG meeting time.As a matter of fact, a number of requested slots are related to IDs that were already "presented" during previousIETF meetings, refreshed just before the cut-off submission date without discussion on the mailing list ...As a gentle reminder, the aim of WG meetings is to discuss open issues that could not be resolved by emailattempting to reach a consensus, to be confirmed on the mailing list.You may want to also refer to a similar discussion that we had during the Routing Area meeting at the last IETF.Few points here:1) If your ID falls into the WG charter, it is perfectly fine to get a "presentation" slot when first posted (rev -00) iftime permits (priority will be given to slots allocated to resolve technical issues discussed on the mailing list).Although people attending the WG meeting are supposed to have read each document, you may want to explainthe issue that you are trying to solve, and how.2) Before requesting a slot, please make sure that your intent is to discuss specific technical issues related tothe document that could not be resolved on the mailing list. In other words, please do not request slots for IDsfor which no discussion took place on the mailing list.With that in mind, could you please send us your slot request no later than Monday July 18 at noon ET?Julien and I will publish the WG meeting agenda the day after, with some delays but hopefully an improvedagenda.Many Thanks.JP and Julien.
<div> <div><blockquote type="cite"><div><div><blockquote type="cite"><div>Dear all,<div><br></div> <div>Julien and I have been having a discussion on how to better manage our WG meeting time.</div> <div><br></div> <div>As a matter of fact, a number of requested slots are related to IDs that were already "presented" during previous </div> <div>IETF meetings, refreshed just before the cut-off submission date without discussion on the mailing list ...</div> <div><br></div> <div> <div>As a gentle reminder, the aim of WG meetings is to discuss open issues that could not be resolved by email </div> <div>attempting to reach a consensus, to be confirmed on the mailing list.</div> <div><br></div> <div>You may want to also refer to a similar discussion that we had during the Routing Area meeting at the last IETF.</div> </div> <div><br></div> <div>Few points here:</div> <div>1) If your ID falls into the WG charter, it is perfectly fine to get a "presentation" slot when first posted (rev -00) if</div> <div>time permits (priority will be given to slots allocated to resolve technical issues discussed on the mailing list).</div> <div>Although people attending the WG meeting are supposed to have read each document, you may want to explain</div> <div>the issue that you are trying to solve, and how.</div> <div>2) Before requesting a slot, please make sure that your intent is to discuss specific technical issues related to </div> <div>the document that could not be resolved on the mailing list. In other words, please do not request slots for IDs </div> <div>for which no discussion took place on the mailing list.</div> <div><br></div> <div>With that in mind, could you please send us your slot request no later than Monday July 18 at noon ET? </div> <div>Julien and I will publish the WG meeting agenda the day after, with some delays but hopefully an improved</div> <div>agenda.</div> <div><br></div> <div>Many Thanks.</div> <div><br></div> <div>JP and Julien.</div> </div></blockquote></div></div></blockquote></div> <br> </div>
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