I don't think we're ready for -11 to be last call.
As I've said before, what's missing from -11 is removing / deprecating
/ etc. PGP 2 stuff. I haven't done that. That is in my opinion a
requirement for last call.
Beyond that, I know of no remaining open issues (from the last time
Derek and I talked) for which there was something actionable. I mean by
'actionable' that while it might be true that X could be improved,
there's no offered actual text. I'm loathe to go fix something that's
suboptimal because there's a significant risk that my fix will be no
better or even worse than the previous thing.
I offer as an example of where I did this in the past is the whitespace
and trimming issue in text and clearsigned signatures. I took a good
complaint with a reasonably vague description of what should be changed
and made a good guess. That good guess wasn't good enough. I don't want
to repeat this.
Restating again and tying in what Derek has said, he and I are going to
be in the same place in a couple-three weeks. I believe there are no
actionable open items. I believe that the remaining ones should be
discarded, if for no other reason that they don't seem to be burning
issues and finishing a new RFC takes precedence. (Modulo PGP 2
deprecation) I'm willing to be corrected or overruled on either of my
beliefs by him or the working group. But in the interests of finishing,
I'm going to assert these beliefs in a clear voice.
Jon