[acm-tf] Poster on theory of abuse contact management, was Date and time next ACM-TF meeting

Alessandro,

"Alessandro Vesely" wrote the following on 12/04/2011 08:55:
> On 12/Apr/11 06:40, Jochem de Ruig wrote:
>> The next meeting for the Abuse Contact Management Task Force is
>> scheduled for:
>>
>> *2 May 10:30 - 13:00*
> Not mentioned in http://ripe62.ripe.net/programme/meeting-plan
>> The Dam Room 1st floor, Krasnapolsky Hotel, Amsterdam, NL*
>
> Will there be room to hang a poster illustrating how abuse contacts
> are expected to work and play a role in the current scenario?
>
> If yes, I think we can quickly agree on some relevant points and
> arrange them nicely in a drawing.  The drawing may illustrate a flow
> scheme, e.g. like http://wiki.asrg.sp.am/wiki/Abuse_Reporting
> (the picture on that page can actually be used as a starting point.)
> I candidate myself for producing SVG drafts to be discussed here, and
> printing the final poster(s).

I'm largely with Tobias here, I do not see this as part of the scope of 
the TF. To repeat the agreed points of the charter from the first meeting:

- Should be a single logical path to document abuse POC
- The current abuse POC data in the RIPE Database should be deprecated 
and/or migrated.
- The target audience needs to be defined
- Should it be mandatory?
- Should include a best-practises document
- Should there be a consequence attached for non-compliance?
- It should be done in a way that it doesn’t fall under the “Personal 
Data” restrictions

While BCP is mentioned there, I do not think that expands to FBLs or the 
flow of an abuse complaint. As Suresh says, this may be far better 
placed in the AA-WG, although I'm not sure how much spare time we have 
in the session right now.

Brian.