Subject: [Insipid] INSIPID has been chartered

From: "DRAGE, Keith (Keith)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 18:18:25 +0100

The INSIPID working group has been chartered and will be meeting in Paris. Hadriel Kaplan and myself will be chairing that session at least for Paris.

http://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/insipid/charter/ 

The agenda has been posted at the meeting materials site, which automatically finds its way through to a link on the IETF agenda.

We only have an hour in Paris.

The tentative plans for what we want to achieve in Paris are as follows:

http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/83/agenda/agenda-83-insipid.txt 

1)	Not make any adoption calls for WG drafts. It is possible that other candidates could be submitted in the future as the charter only got agreed after the document deadline, and there are no current author drafts that have been formally targeted at the INSIPID group (by including INSIPID in the name).

2)	To discuss through the available requirements and give a chance for authors to reflect views of working group members in their drafts. The most substantive document is the jones draft, but there are some other documents listed in the agenda that may lead to discussion. Some of this will probably lead to discussion of what is in and out of scope of the group - so please do make yourself familiar with the charter if you have not already done so.

3)	What do we need for use cases? Anything at all?

4)	Quick overview of the current solutions on the table. 

>From the meeting we would then invite the various authors to take the discussions into account and revise their documents, combine with other documents, or anything else appropriate. The opportunity also exists to submit new drafts (particularly if you feel something has been missed from the other drafts). At that point we will start making adoption decisions for WG drafts.

I do encourage all and everyone to look at the current documents, particularly the various requirements documents, and make any comments to the list. The sooner we get discussion going the easier we can get the work moving.

Regards

Keith