the new list

[avri doria <avri@acm.org>]

Hi,

I am happy to see so many people subscribing to the resurgent list.  I 
can only assume it is because there is a belief that that there is 
something useful that can be discussed and can be done.

I would like to invite people to start suggesting problems and issues 
that can be tackled by the RG.

Also I should let you know that I am looking for a co-chair.  I would 
like to find someone who is more in the mainstream of router research 
then I am.  Currently most of my routing focus has been on DTN routing 
which falls under the DTNRG, and on ForCES work in the IETF.  I still 
maintain an strong interest is seeing new 'IDR' developments and still 
have a strong interest is seeing the RRG contribute some useful 
post-research input to the IETf routing area.  If anyone has 
recommendations on a co-chair, please let me know.  I will be working 
with Aaron and the IRSG to decide on a person once we find the right 
person.

So, please don't be bashful.  Please use this list to start discussing 
some of those burning routing issues that are currently in the IETF 
Routing Area work list.

And thanks for subscribing.

a.


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