Hi Tom,
The question lies in today's context. If the context was to change much
in the future, we could of course reconsider the situation based on the
new elements we'd face.
As a result, you're clearly voicing for option a.
Thank you,
Julien
On 30/09/2022 09:25, tom petch wrote:
<tp>
Well, I think that you should be more concerned about fate sharing after
publication, which, long as it may take to get there, can still be much shorter
than the time after publication. I think that there are plenty of documents
where disparate information with different life cycles has been banged together
creating future problems. Here, I am not sure that this is the case. The
document is short and so a complete reissue should not be a lot of work which
inclines me towards a single I-D in two parts.
I wonder if during the course of preparation, further issues arise so that the
document may never be quite up-to-date, but that is hypothetical.
Tom Petch
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