Re: Call for agenda items
- Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 10:08:19 +0200 (CEST)
Hi Matthew,
> I need to come up with an agenda for the forthcoming RIPE meeting.
> Is there anything that people wish to discuss?
I like to give my usual talk with an overview of the status of the project
and what we've done since RIPE-33.
> The mailing list has seen some activity concerning data disclosure and I
> think we should try to thrash out some guide lines for this. Can people
> suggest some possible solutions? They might be one of the following:
>
> * Keep the current guide lines
> * Allow all data to be freely used.
> * Allow data to be used anonymously
> * Allow data to be published freely but not for marketing purposes
* Put two passwords on the data: one for all pages, a second one
that gives access to data from/to a particular site. The first
password can be used by the host of the box. The second one can
be given to customers of the that sites for technical purposes,
not for publication or marketing.
For example: an ISP puts in an SLA that the median delay between their
border routers and other ISP's will be less than X ms. The customer gets
the password, so at any time he can verify that the requirement has been
met (or not).
However, the customer is not allowed to publish the results. And, unless
he is also a customer of another ISP, he doesn't have data to compare the
results against somebody else anyway.
Henk
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