Tina, Hey, hey... I DIDN'T (meant to) suggest to go to the IETF. I really meant this. Let's get something together, first and THEN have a look on how to carry it over to the IETF or whereever (personally, I feel the glibc guys would be the best first target ;)) The reference to the IETF was really only meant to see a real world sample that discussion lists really work. Sure, IETF is slow, but that is not due to email communication but the broader reach and the more (comercial) interests in there [my point of view]. Regarding a draft document, I see many good suggestions here and would volunteer to write at least part of it. At least I now get the feeling that things begin to take off, hopefully not only a new year's syndrom... Rainer > > I think the list serves quite well as long as it comes to > discuss pro > > and cons. But we would need to start on a document, have an editor > > that will merge changes into them once there is consensus. Sounds a > > little like IETF, but in general that scheme seems to work... > > <tbird throws herself on hand grenade> > > >>if<< someone else writes a first draft, i will be happy to take over > ownership and editing of the document. i may even be willing > to find out what needs to happen to release it as an > informational or best practices RFC once we're happy with it. > > but as those of you waiting for documents from me know, the > project becomes much more likely to reach conclusion if > someone else does the draft! _______________________________________________ LogAnalysis mailing list LogAnalysisat_private http://lists.shmoo.com/mailman/listinfo/loganalysis
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