Dear Colleagues,
I am happy to announce that Bob Braden and Glenn Kowack have completed the
handoff of the RFC Series Editor (RSE) role on schedule. Effective yesterday,
19 April, Glenn is now formally the RSE. Bob will continue in an advisory
role, providing invaluable knowledge and experience under contract through 30
June. And, of course, Glenn continues performing his transitional duties of
evaluating and redefining the RSE position.
Before Glenn took up his responsibilities on March 1, we arranged for Bob to
continue wearing the official RSE hat until yesterday, to permit Glenn to focus
on getting up to speed. Since then, he, Bob, and Sandy Ginoza have worked
diligently to complete this transition, and have been working jointly on RSE
issues. During this period, Glenn attended IETF #77 in Anaheim, and met with
RFC Editorial staff, other AMS staff, and the RFC Series Advisory Group (RSAG),
among others. He also completed a first round of interviews with many of us,
and reports excellent support and candor, for which I thank you.
After 30 June, Bob Braden will continue his involvement in the series through
the RSAG, of which he is already a member. This approach, and the strong
cooperation of all the players, is permitting a seamless transition and
maintaining the continuity of the RFC Series. With the completion of this
formal appointment, the RFC Editor model advances yet another step.
For the IAB,
Olaf Kolkman
IAB Chair.
For more information see e.g.
- RFC5620: The RFC Editor Model (version 1)
- The Statement of Work from http://iaoc.ietf.org/docs/Transitional-RSE-SOW.pdf
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