Updates to IETF related material in WIKI [was: RE: [scrm-wg] Note s from SCRM Meeting Monday 4/10]

[Wijnen, Bert (Bert)]

As agreed yesterday, 

I have now updated the first page at:

   http://testforge.ggf.org/sf/wiki/do/viewPage/projects.scrm-wg/wiki/HomePage

I made a clearer disticting between STD58, STD62 and additional documents.
I am checking with Dan Romascanu (the new AD for the IETF OPS area) if
he is OK with that. But anyone who has a comment, pls let me know.

I am now looking at:

  http://testforge.ggf.org/sf/wiki/do/viewPage/projects.scrm-wg/wiki/SNMP

Seems to need some updates too. I am working on it.

Bert

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-scrm-wg at ggf.org [mailto:owner-scrm-wg at ggf.org]On Behalf Of
> Mark A. Carlson
> Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 15:43
> To: scrm-wg at ggf.org
> Subject: [scrm-wg] Notes from SCRM Meeting Monday 4/10
> 
> 
> * Tom Roney
> * Winston Bumpus
> * Joel Replogle
> * Hiro Kishimoto
> * Bert Wijnen
> * Dan Romascanu
> Vincent Francesini
> * Heather Kreger
> Dave Sidor
> * Mark Carlson
> Jay Unger
> * Eric Seymour (Bridgeman Communications)
> 
> * attended
> 
> Bert discussed his concerns about over selling the accomplishments of 
> the group in the proposed press release. He would be happier if we 
> clarified that it is a 10,000 foot view.
> 
> We also discussed making the press release more of an 
> invitation to help 
> keep the wiki updated. The goal should not be chest pounding. 
> The goal 
> should be to get involvement in keeping the wiki site updated with 
> ongoing development of and collaboration by SDOs.
> 
> Bert mentioned that we need to be careful not to stress too much the 
> uniqueness of the effort given the NGNMFG work. We do have 
> uniqueness in 
> having it in wiki form that makes it more of a living 
> document. We will 
> be careful not to usurp authority that we don't have. We are 
> trying to 
> overcome the perception that standards bodies work in a 
> vacuum. There is 
> some forum shopping going on as people take their ideas to more 
> sympathetic groups - the main benefit of this work should be to make 
> that less likely by increasing its visibility.
> 
> Eric will soften the press release and craft it more along 
> the lines of 
> an invitation and send back through Steve Crumb. He will try 
> and get it 
> to Steve by Wednesday.
> Eric asked about search or shortcut functions. The "Search 
> Wiki Pages" 
> function on test forge seems to be broken.
> 
> All press release quotes should be approved and finalized by 
> April 21st. 
> We will meet again next week to review progress on the press release.
>