Harald:
This is my reservation as well. The ION process has not been as
light-weight as I would like. Frankly, it is easier to generate an
IESG Statement than an ION.
Russ
At 05:27 PM 1/17/2008, Harald Alvestrand wrote:
Being the RFC author, I'm naturally very much interested.....
still, I'll observe that the procedure that seemed most important to me,
which was getting new versions out whenever they were needed, has been
exercised exactly once: in http://www.ietf.org/IESG/content/ions/dated/,
the only document in 2 versions is Brian's "procdocs" document.
So the 3rd option in the evaluation process:
3. We cannot decide yet; the experiment should continue
might be an option to seriously consider.
(This of course has some disadvantages - for instance, we have
discovered that we can't write text into a BCP that says "the
information about X is to be published as an ION" before IONs are
permanent. But perfection seems to escape us every time....)
Harald
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