[kDev] IETF London meet: Kendra draft submission...

[Daniel Harris <daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi there Dudes,

While meeting with a few clued up people at the Hong Kong W3C conference a 
consensus formed that we should submit a draft document to the IETF in time 
for the London meeting in August. I've had a look at the IETF website and 
there's plenty of time.

It was suggested that the document be a short write up of what we are up to 
with the Kendra Network Trial. Simply say what we are doing with the 
current ISP and CDN participants and how we have technically achieved this. 
And put it up for comment. If we could evaluate current drafts and relate 
them to what we are doing then even better. I know the kNT is basic in it's 
operation but I still think it's worth putting it forward and get some 
discussion going.

In terms of my input on this for the next few months I'm going to be a bit 
geographically (and probably emailly) challenged. I'm off to mainland China 
tomorrow. I return to UK end of June. The cut off date for the draft 
submission is July 13th. Loads of time! But it would be good if we could 
all chip in a bit.

Beyond all this a way of getting more developers interested in what we are 
doing is to start implementing some reference specs within the kNT. Ask the 
spec writers loads of questions. They then get interested in what we are up to.

Thanks especially to Rob Lanphier for his input on this one. I know some of 
this stuff has been mentioned before but, I guess, sometimes it takes me a 
while to "get it"...

Comments?

Cheers Daniel