Re: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-10 Thread Eric Brunner-Williams
Harald (the match peddler) wrote: > I know I shouldn't be bringing more tinder to the bonfire, but Cache interposition semantics on end-to-end policy evaluation and expiry semantics is my cup of gasoline. The policy-de-jour is P3P, to which Mark and I both ... contribute ... or er, illuminat

RE: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-10 Thread Patrik Fältström
At 12.35 +0200 00-10-10, Harald Alvestrand wrote: >I know I shouldn't be bringing more tinder to the bonfire, but You should, as many other people. I.e. when I get the BOF/wg proposals, I want in parallel a list of things which you belive should be part of a (sort of) complete model of thi

RE: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-10 Thread Harald Alvestrand
At 09:03 10/10/2000 +0200, Patrik Fältström wrote: >A list such as (but it should fit together): > > - Distribution of data from origin server to copies within administrative >control of the owner of the data > - Distribution of data from origin server to copies outside of > - Preloading /

RE: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-10 Thread Patrik Fältström
At 09.27 -0700 00-10-09, Barry Raveendran Greene wrote: >So I think there should be a "CDN" BOF at the next IETF that will have >several people walk down the list of work that think could be addressed in >IETF WGs. And, WREC should meet - work on closure on the existing work - and >have a dis

Re: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-09 Thread Ian Cooper
Mark, many thanks for your comments; I've had very similar thoughts and concerns myself. At 12:54 10/8/00 -0700, Mark Nottingham wrote: >Recently, there's been a lot of discussion in various places about the >status of WREC, particularly since there are a few other proposals for new >working gr

RE: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-09 Thread Barry Raveendran Greene
discussion on rechartering. At that point, people should start proposing WGs to the Applications Area Directors. Barry > -Original Message- > From: Mark Nottingham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2000 12:55 PM > To: WREC Working Group; [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Rechartering WREC

2000-10-09 Thread Mark Day
> To my knowledge the Content Alliance/Peering work hasn't had any such > review to date, and I think that it's vital we have some > discussion before > any decision is made. I agree with Mark [Nottingham] that at first glance it seems > confusing that there's a proposal for a separate group and

Rechartering WREC

2000-10-08 Thread Mark Nottingham
Recently, there's been a lot of discussion in various places about the status of WREC, particularly since there are a few other proposals for new working groups (currently at the BoF request stage) that need to define a relationship, or lack thereof, to WREC before they can move forward. WREC ha