Great idea, in my opinion, and I'm willing to contribute a bit should people want me to Cheers, Michael > Hi all, > > The DCCP User Guide is still an open item. I'd like to get it finished. > DCCP has the same kind of challenges that NSIS has, i.e., the technology > is great and useful, but it just hasn't received the support it needs, > and people are not really aware of where/why/how to use it. > > In my view the DCCP User Guide should discuss e.g. > > 1. What is DCCP, why would you use it? > 2. The cons and pros of it (Mark had a good point here earlier this week) > 3. How and where would you use it (incl. API issues)? This would include > much of the current content of the draft. > 4. How can you enhance/extend it? > > Somewhat similar documents can be found from the NSIS WG, e.g., > > - Applicability statement for mobility: how does NSIS work with mobility? > http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-nsis-applicability-mobility-signaling-13 > > - Using and extending NSIS: what is NSIS, how can you extend it further? > http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-nsis-ext-03 > > I would say that a similar message than what we are trying to do in NSIS > would be of use to DCCP, too. I'd be happy to work on a revised DCCP > user guide and finish that during the autumn if people see that this > would be useful. > > Cheers, > Jukka >
