RE: please indicate whether you are content with the proposed edits [was: : (multi6) 53rd IETF Meeting]

["Tony Hain" <alh-ietf@tndh.net>]

The NO is really a 'I can't tell what edits are expected' because after
each issue is a list of 'possible modifications'. How do we answer
Yes/No to a multiple choice question?

As far as how to proceed, I don't believe we need to edit the full
document right now, but I would like to see the list reduced to the
specific change on each issue.

Tony

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sean Doran [mailto:smd@ab.use.net]
> Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 1:33 PM
> To: alh-ietf@tndh.net; jabley@nlri.org; multi6@ops.ietf.org;
> smd@ab.use.net
> Subject: RE: please indicate whether you are content with the proposed
> edits [was: : (multi6) 53rd IETF Meeting]
>
>
> Tony -
>
>   I assume your "no" is to the question of whether Joe should
> put all the proposed edits into the current draft, which then
> we could advance or discuss further.
>
>   How would you propose we proceed then?
>
>   Ask Michel for a clarification?  Or to have him do the edits himself
> so that the WG can compare one and the other using diff(1) or
> eyeballs?
> Personally, I'm not sure that either is really necessary...  do you
> have problems with specific proposed edits?
>
>   If your no is to a last call, rest assured that there has not
> yet been a last call.   This is merely a question of what should
> be in the document when it undergoes last call, given a set of
> edits.
>
>  	Sean.