On 2008-12-3, at 10:47, Fernando Gont wrote:
(FYI, the draft originally aimed at Std. Track, and discussed other alternative approaches for dealing with the problem of long delays between connection establishment attempts. Then we changed the draft category to "Informational", to simply document this behavior. At that point, the discussion of parallel connections and other approaches was dropped).I don't think just ignoring this problem is acceptable, but a reference to a discussion of what can be done about it in that RFC or some otherdocument should suffice.I have produced a separate PDF document with such a discussion, and have provided a pointer to it in the Introduction. Please let me know if you think this addresses the issue you raised. WG: Is this okay with the working group, or is any other approach preferred rather than the one I hve taken to adderss David's comments?
Quick follow-up: I have suggested to Fernando the alternative of including a short section of text on just this issue in the document itself, instead of referencing a PDF that includes a lot of other test (the PDF is basically what used to be appendix A, which was removed based on WG feedback). But that is also not aligned with prior WG consensus, since it would move some text back that we had removed.
Basically, David's comment is asking for some text that WG consensus had removed from the document, and we need to come to an agreement on whether we want to revisit this consensus and add some text or point to another document, or if we want to tell David that he's on the rough side of the consensus.
Feedback, please? Lars
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