Hi Scott, They know RFCs => they read, learn and understand.
If they have problems, have any restrictions or see any gap on the content of the RFCs, I don't know, unfortunately. What I said is that they do not know the processes involved in the production of what they read. In other words, they do not know the IETF. But this is not a general rule! Occurs with much people. I don't have the slightest idea how many would. Best Regards, Julião Em 27/05/2013 18:31, Scott Brim escreveu: > On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 12:41 PM, Juliao Braga <jul...@braga.eti.br > <mailto:jul...@braga.eti.br>> wrote: > > 2. Our people know RFCs, but are far from knowing about the IETF. > > > Juliao, you say they know RFCs. Do they have problems with the RFCs? > Do they see gaps in what they can do, or problems with what the RFCs > recommend? > > If they do not, then there is no reason for them to be involved in the > IETF. If they do, then you can point them to specific working groups > that are working in that area.
