On Wednesday 26 February 2003 14:42, ned(_dot_)freed(_at_)mrochek(_dot_)com
wrote:
Please note that that document provides guidance for registration in
the present (interim) context of RFC2048 -- not necessarily the policy
when draft-freed-mime-p4-00.txt would be operational. For instance,
it's not clear to me that we would still have to generate even "stub"
ietf-drafts once it is operational. I nope that sending emails to the
various lists with a reference to the W3C document will be sufficient.
Actually, it should be quite clear that this will no longer be
necessary.
It's clear that an RFC track is no longer REQUIRED for the IESG to direct
IANA to create an entry for the standards tree. But it's not clear how one
asks, absent the RFC, the IESG to take the action. Once the new policy is
in place I will want to provide some very simple, walk-me-through-it, steps
for the W3C of how one goes about getting the IESG to take the action.