comments on draft-mankin-pub-req-08.txt

My quick reaction on a light read. One bit of text put my teeth on edge: * section 2, 2nd para This draft only addresses those documents published by the IETF family. These include IETF documents processed by the IESG, IAB documents, and IRTF documents processed by the IRSG. I

Re: [ih] Re: Cluster Addressing and CIDR

In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Michael StJ ohns writes: We spent about 1/2 of the 2nd day on engineering issues and I would really call that specific day the first IETF meeting. According to the IETF website, that was January 17th, 1986 - so we've got a few years yet until the 20th

dead company day details

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Re: Dead Company Day @ IETF

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