Dave Crocker wrote:
You seem to think that every IETF participant _except_ those on IESG
should do so. You seem to think that everyone else should be able to
exercise their judgement but that the IESG should just serve as
process facilitators and rubber stamp technical decisions that others
make.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought the exercise of IETF judgement relied
on rough consensus. Having a subset of folks impose their own, personal
preferences -- oh, sorry, their judgement -- is not using rough
consensus to make ietf decisions.
Authors of RFCs that set up IANA registries are free to not use "IESG Approval"
as a criterion for allocations, or to allow alternative criteria. In fact
RFC 2780 does allow alternatives, including IETF Concensus. The sponsors of
this IPv6 option chose not to use them.
--
David Hopwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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