Q. Recommandations for #IETF on #privacy: encrypt everything, avoid creating metadata, don't leave things unspecified (diversity means leakage). #IETF105
A. This view is a reflection of the #deathcult a #openweb path is the only option that might not pass through disaster #OMN
#ietf #privacy #ietf105 #deathcult #openweb #omn
Some remarks that seem common in the discussion about the #RFC editor crisis: the RFC editor model (RFC 6635) is too complicated, IETF particicipants were not informed of what was happening, and of the crisis (this changed this morning with the message "RSOC apology"), misunderstandings were many...
Now, the discussion about the #RFC editor. Olaf Kolkman reminds us of RFC 6635, which describes the RFC Editor model. "The RFC editor turns Internet-Drafts into RFCs".
But of course, it will depend on the new RFC editor. The current one stepped down, following an internal crisis, and will leave at the end of 2019. (Standing ovation for Heather.)
#RFC report by Heather Flanagan. v3 format (with XML, pictures and Unicode) will be deployed this autumn (if running code runs).
Statistics for #IETF105 : 1079 participants onsite (from 48 countries) 147 beginners.
Hackathon : 280 onsite (biggest IETF hackathon), 42 projects.