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Carl,
Carl -- did you get the other message (the one with the timeline)?
Yes, I did.
Good - and I'd like to hear your comments on *that*.
1. the opinion from the RFC-Editor about this, in particular the charter.
I assume you're asking this generally -- I would not presume to speak for the RFC Editor on that question.
2. what the IAB/IAOC is thinking ... this could be a sole source reassignment or a simple renewal.
It is *not* news that there would be an RFP for this role in 2006 -- this is an attempt to get the plan out to the community for discussion in advance of execution.
As Brian observed, the IAOC has understood the community to prefer solicitation for multiple bidders on any given function. That doesn't in any way preclude the possibility of the appointment going to our current RFC Editor crew, but it does mean that the IETF gets an opportunity to review the task, its expectations/requirements of it, and the relationship (contract) to carry out the work.
Leslie.
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