> I'm not sure it makes a lot of sense to be fussy about this but fussy > we are, so I'll add that I think this is about working group tools > rather than working group "interfaces" (individual contributors > already can and do use pretty much whatever they want to get their > documents ready). > > I am not a fan of making IETF processes dependent on technologies that > don't "belong" to the IETF and I don't think it's a trivial concern, > but if the IETF tools aren't working for us it makes sense to look > outside for tools that do. i use git, svn, slac, ... everything but paper and pencil. and you and your friends are welcome to use whatever works for you. my issue is that the discussion, tracking of issues, ... must remain on the mailing lists until we leave the mailing lists behind for a better world. imiho, git isn't it. randy