Hi, I have been discussing what to do with this document with the IESG and with the authors. It would appear that there is not sufficient support for publishing the work as an RFC, so I will mark the I-D as "Dead" and remove it from the process. Of course, you are all welcome to continue to discuss its content, and the work could be brought back if there is a desire to do so. I am not going to let this moment pass without spending a few words to say how disappointed I am with the tone and lack of constructiveness in the debate about this document. It seems to me that a lot of what is bad about the IETF emerged during the discussions and that there was very little attempt to ascribe good intentions to the authors. I think that should be a cause for shame among those who sent comments. I know that it is hard to find time in your busy lives to read and review drafts. Nevertheless, continuing the thread of review based on one version of a document without looking at the new revision is not helpful. I know that you all care a lot about the IETF process and the things that make the IETF unique. Nevertheless, the healthy paranoia expressed in many of the comments seemed to me to go over the line. There is often a claim that the IESG is unwilling to make changes to IETF process, is slow, and ossified. Well, in this case it would appear that the IETF community is unwilling to even acknowledge the current state of its own processes or to allow them to be documented with consensus for future reference. Adrian