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From: bajan@bunyip.com (Alan Emtage)
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 1994 10:55:16 -0500
In-Reply-To: Karen R. Sollins's message as of Mar 20, 17:56
To: Karen R. Sollins <sollins@lcs.mit.edu>, uri@bunyip.com
Subject: Re: URN specification
Karen writes:
> Larry has now done a final set of revisions of the URN spec document
> based on the most recent set of comments. The changes are getting
> more and more minute, which we assume means we are reaching (hopefully
> have reached) rough consensus. I have both requested that it be made
> an internet draft, and have put the files up for anonymous ftp again.
> They are now in
> ana.lcs.mit.edu:pub/uri/draft-sollins-urn-00.{txt,ps,dvi}. The old
> versions are gone from there. I've included the txt version below.
>
> If we could agree on consensus before Seattle that would be great, but
> if not, then, please, at Seattle. It's less than 4 pages - shouldn't
> be hard to agree on. I had a certain number of murmurs after the last
> round, so let's hear it!
Seconded. If people could enumerate (briefly) their concerns with the
current draft and post them to this list by Wednesday, I will incorporate
such points into the agenda for specific discussion. I'm not talking
about the character set question which can (I hope) be pretty quickly
resolved but more about any philosophical underpinnings described in the
document. If nothing comes up we'll use the time to review the draft URN
specification (Peter Deutsch and Chris Weider) which will probably be
have to be revised in light of Karen and Larry's document.
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