[ipv6-wg] New charter approved

+1 

That applies entirely to text of Bernard. 

Yes it's quite easy as a formula once it's done by another person, but
it's deeply sincere!

Congratulations, once again!

Mohsen


 On 14 Jan, Bernard Tuy wrote:
 | 
 | ====BT: Despite the fact I remained silent since the last RIPE meeting 
 | where we started to discuss this new charter. I'd like to congratulate 
 | all those who contributed to this document. To me it is nonetheless 
 | pretty clear, but concise too and well focused on the most important 
 | challenges the IPv6 promoters will have to deal with.
 | 
 | 	Thanx for the good job !
 | 
 |   Cheers,
 | 
 |   +Bernard T.
 | ---
 | 
 | David Kessens wrote:
 | >The Last Call for our new charter resulted in a very large number of
 | >positive responses and nobody at all speaking up against the new
 | >charter. I therefore conclude that we have consensus on the charter.
 | >
 | >I did receive a few comments from the working group chair list that
 | >the first sentence mentioning the 'IP protocol' is a bit awkward as
 | >'IP' already stands for 'Internet Protocol'. It was suggested that we
 | >simply use the words 'Internet Protocol' instead of 'IP protocol' to
 | >avoid this issue. As this is really only an editorial change, I will
 | >go ahead and make this change when I request the RIPE NCC to post the
 | >new charter. Please let me know if you have an issue with this
 | >editorial change.
 | >
 | >I would like to thank Shane as the author of the charter text and
 | >everybody else who contributed with comments and suggestions for the
 | >charter discussion.
 | >
 | >David Kessens
 | >---
 | >
 | >New proposed charter for the IPv6 working group:
 | >
 | >(first sentence was changed from:
 | > IPv6 is the next generation IP protocol
 | > to:
 | > IPv6 is the next generation Internet Protocol)
 | >
 | >-----------------------------------------------------------------------
 | >IPv6 is the next generation Internet Protocol. The IPv6 working group 
 | >exists
 | >to promote IPv6 adoption.
 | >
 | >The working group activities may be anything useful in helping people
 | >to deploy IPv6, and to manage IPv4/IPv6 co-existence. These activities
 | >include:
 | >
 | >* Outreach
 | >* Education
 | >* Sharing deployment experiences
 | >* Discussing and fixing operational issues
 | >
 | >The working group will cooperate with operators and others, both 
 | >inside and outside the networking industry, to share resources and
 | >combine efforts.
 | >-----------------------------------------------------------------------