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Hi Bryan,


> -----Original Message-----
> From: ppsp-bounces@ietf.org [mailto:ppsp-bounces@ietf.org] On Behalf Of
> David A. Bryan
> Sent: Monday, April 18, 2011 4:26 PM
> To: Yingjie Gu(yingjie)
> Cc: ppsp@ietf.org
> Subject: Re: [ppsp] WG item adoption confirmation
>=20
> So a few comments here. In full disclosure, I'm an author on the
> draft, and so would personally like to see it adopted and think it is
> a good base, but there is obviously some inherent bias on my part...
>=20
> My experience in the past has been that until you have a draft of some
> kind (protocol or a design document) in which to document consensus it
> is very hard to drive forward. Some folks don't even read drafts or
> get involved in a group until it has WG items. We have had debate at
> several meetings on some of these issues (HTTP/Binary, offline
> support, etc.) and it has been tough to drive toward consensus, get it
> documented, and move on. Newcomers join and the same issues get hashed
> again and again since there isn't a document to track consensus.
> (Sometimes you are lucky if you can get the comments until last
> call...)

I subscribe to the first point of having the need to document decisions and=
 design in a draft. However, I oppose the second part of having first a WG =
item before people start reading. I still see the need to have a technical =
sound document before moving it to a WG item. This is not yet the case for =
the tracker protocol draft.=20

It is indeed a pity that many people only read drafts once they are in WGLC=
.=20

>=20
> In P2PSIP, we had several competing (and in function, very similar,
> with one exception) proposals, and the authors spent lots of time
> incorporating each other's tweaks into their drafts. It took years
> (literally) to resolve, finally by merging the drafts. Once that
> happened, the group debated the technical points, and had a clear
> place to document the consensus -- the adopted draft. Other groups
> achieve the same goal using a design draft.

I guess we are fine with the single draft, but we need an update of the dra=
ft right now. There is no way of moving forward without having an updated v=
ersion of the draft rather soon and not just before the meeting. I see this=
 draft on the right track, but the response time to get a new draft out of =
the door isn't that good at this point of time.

>=20
> I prefer we adopt, but if we don't adopt
> draft-gu-ppsp-tracker-protocol as a WG item, then I would at least
> suggest a WG item for a new design draft that does nothing but list
> the big questions, and use that to drive and document WG consensus
> (i.e., discussion, then slides and hums on each question, then confirm
> it on list and wrap up that document), or appoint a design team to go
> make either a design or protocol draft so that we can spend time
> productively. What I'd like to avoid is spending time nailing down
> every detail of multiple proposals when there is no place to clearly
> document the direction the group wants to go in the first place.

We do not need another design draft, but should make some decisions and doc=
ument them in the tracker protocol. And we need it now :)

>=20
> On a few specific issues raised about the draft:
>=20
> The binary encoding remains in the draft simply because while the
> authors prefer HTTP, we haven't been able to get a clear WG consensus.
> We would be willing to adjust the draft to reflect the desired
> encoding (and change/modify as the group discussion evolves
> accordingly). We spend more time on the operations -- I feel the
> encoding is much less important than getting the operations right
> (which we would love feedback on -- we may very well have them wrong,
> but there hasn't been much discussion on list about that, despite it
> being the most important question in my opinion)

It is still draft and you do need WG consensus on that draft. However, it i=
s preferable to capture the WGs decision for the encoding. I would say the =
WG tends towards HTTP.=20

>=20
> On the offline question, there has been a great deal of discussion in
> the early meetings (I missed Prague, so forgive me if things changed)
> to allow time-shifted, BT style designs as well. We reflected that in
> the draft, but again, it would be good to discuss further. For those
> asking about this, it might be good to go back and listen to the old
> minutes (particularly the BoF). There was very strong consensus in the
> room to support offline as well as real-time. I do agree this is
> perhaps not well reflected in the charter, and again, it would be good
> to document this consensus -- one way or another -- somewhere.

Why not go first with real-time? Isn't it better to get started with near-t=
erm issues, such as real-time, and deal with offline afterwards?=20

I personally do not see yet the impact on the tracker protocol by this issu=
e, but if there is a bigger issue, one could write a separate draft which d=
eals with that. The outcome of that draft could be integrated in the tracke=
r protocol later on.

>=20
> As mentioned, bootstrapping is explicitly out of scope in the charter
> at present.

ACK.

>=20
> Security definitely needs more work and Akbar's comment is valid -- we
> need to reorganize the text into one location. We would also love
> comments on list about this topic. The discussion online has been
> pretty quiet.

The discussion is indeed quiet.

However, please update the document in May to get a new basis for the discu=
ssions.

Thank you

  Martin


martin.stiemerling@neclab.eu

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Hi all,
As promised, the authors revised and updated a new version of Tracker protocol according to meeting minutes and mailing list discussion.
Please review it and feedback your comments.
The authors hope Tracker protocol could be adopted as a WG item. So your comments are quite appreciated. 
Thanks.



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Dear Yingjie, dear all,

Thanks for updating the draft.=20

I will need a few days to read it and would encourage the WG to also read t=
he draft and comment on it.=20

We will run a consensus call for WG adoption on this draft rather soon...

  Martin

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> Hi all,
> As promised, the authors revised and updated a new version of Tracker
> protocol according to meeting minutes and mailing list discussion.
> Please review it and feedback your comments.
> The authors hope Tracker protocol could be adopted as a WG item. So
> your comments are quite appreciated.
> Thanks.
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