Subject: Re: IETF liaison statements -- tool and process

From: Dan Connolly <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 14:17:27 -0500

On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 15:15 -0400, Leslie Daigle wrote:
> FYI,

re-reading, I see this is probably more than FYI...

PLH, have you given this any thought?

>  this year the IETF published an update on its
> liaison management process:
> 
> 	RFC4052 (general principles) and
> 	RFC4053 (specifics)
> 
> The tool mentioned in RFC4053 is now active and online.
> The current tool allows an authorized user to perform the following actions:
> 
> * Create a new liaison statement.
> * Add attachments to the liaison statement.
> * Send the liaison statement and its attachments to the recipient, with 
> copies as appropriate, via e-mail.
> * View the public version of the liaison statement.
> * Update a liaison statement that was originally created using this tool 
> (including adding and removing attachments).
> * Notify the interested parties (e.g., the recipient, the copy 
> recipients, etc.) via e-mail about an update to a liaison statement.
> 
> Please note that all new and updated liaison statements that are created 
> using this tool are automatically posted on the IETF "Liaison 
> Statements" Web page.  Therefore, these liaison statements are made 
> available to the community as soon as they are submitted.
> 
> 
> I don't know when was the last time the W3C sent a formal liaison
> note to the IETF, but you probably should be aware of this tool (!)
> and determine if you want your liaison to the IETF to have an
> account now (otherwise, we can use this list and get one set up
> if the need arises).
> 
> Let me know,
> 
> Leslie.
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