Subject: Re: [sfc] SFC Honolulu meeting agenda

From: Shunsuke Homma <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 12:06:37 +0900

Hi Jim and Thomas,

We would like to have a 5-10min slot for presenting the draft about 
forwarding methods analysis: 
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-homma-sfc-forwarding-methods-analysis-00.txt

The purpose of this draft is clarifying the most applicable forwarding 
method based on network or service requirements.

We believe that this analysis will be important for SFC and we would 
like to discuss the topic further.

cheers,
Shunsuke

(2014/10/06 22:26), Jim Guichard (jguichar) wrote:
> Greetings WG:
>
> Our meeting at the upcoming Honolulu venue is fast approaching. As
> always, the goal of the meeting will be to make the best use of limited
> face-to-face time.
>
> As we build the meeting agenda we welcome requests for agenda time. As
> always, the goal of a meeting slot is to best further the work of the
> WG, and that generally means focussing on key charter deliverables and
> topics with important open issues to resolve. In the case of individual
> IDs, the goal isn’t necessarily to present what is in the draft but
> rather to help the WG decide what to do with the ID. With that in mind,
> when making an agenda request please consider what you think the WG
> should do with its content. For example:
>
>   * Does the document have useful content that should be moved into
>     another WG document or progress on it’s own merit
>   * Does the content have a good basis for one of the WG documents per
>     the charter (in order for that to happen the document needs to be
>     the most appropriate out of the collection of related documents)
>   * Should the document content be merged with one or more other
>     documents, so that a combined document could become a WG document
>
> Jim & Thomas
>
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