There is a comment from Lisa Dusseault about security. Please refer to the text below instead as it reflects the current status:
'My point, now that I've figured out how to explain it, is that if the WG wants to avoid late surprises, it will cause the IESG to think about whether the security considerations need to be upgraded, rather than omit talking about them in the "pre-evaluation" documents. Otherwise, security considerations are still likely to be the cause of late surprises. In many cases, as in 1652, the content could be very brief. E.g. "Since this is an extension to SMTP, the main security concerns have to do with SMTP itself rather than this document. The WG feels the security considerations of this document will be sufficient for Full Standard status."'There was a comment from Adrian Farrel that "The universal deployment of this feature is well-known" in the I-D seems like an exaggeration. Based on feedback from John Klensin and Tony Hansen, it is suggested that a sentence similar to the text below be used in other pre-evaluation I-Ds:
'The extensive deployment of this feature is well-known within the email implementation and operational communities.'The DISCUSS positions and comments are related to the work of the Working Group instead of being questions that Dave Crocker should address. The document itself (draft-ietf-yam-rfc1652bis-pre-evaluation-00) is scheduled to be evaluated by the IESG on October 22.
Please comment on the point raised by Lisa. Regards, S. Moonesamy YAM WG Secretary
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