<html><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"></head><body style="word-wrap: break-word; -webkit-nbsp-mode: space; line-break: after-white-space;" class="">Dear all, Here's the meeting notes from our last call. Best, Boris *RIPE Requirements Database Task Force Meeting Notes* 6 April 2020 Attendees: Nick Hilliard, Shane Kerr, James Kennedy, Peter Koch, Bijal Sanghani, Edward Shryane, Maria Stafyla, Boris Duval Agenda: 1. Review action points Shane drafted a text breaking down the meaning of geolocation in the RIPE Database and is waiting for feedback from the DBTF. Boris sent a new version of the open-ended survey results including a cross-analysis. 2. Preparation for remote RIPE meeting - Community Plenary The DBTF will prepare an update for the Community Plenary. - BoF BoFs are going ahead at the virtual RIPE Meeting and the DBTF will have a time slot. The DBTF needs to investigate how to best collect feedback before and during the BoF as everything will be online. The DBTF discussed asking for feedback to the community before the BoF to save time. 3. Next steps and actions Nick will contact the Routing WG chairs about RPSL. Shane will send an email to the ripe-list to discuss IPAM usage within the community related to the recent DBTF survey results. Ed will explore more statistics on how IRT objects are used. Bijal will draft slides for the Community Plenary and schedule calls for next meetings to discuss next steps and how to prepare for RIPE 80. Boris will look into which tools/platforms can be used to foster engagement before and during the BoF. Each member of the DBTF will continue its work on a different RIPE Database purpose/requirement. 4. AOB - Denis Walker questions to the DBTF The DBTF acknowledged Denis’ questions sent via the DB-WG mailing list and will reply to him as soon as possible. - COVID19 and upcoming meetings As COVID-19 disrupted everybody’s schedule, the DBTF agreed to have more frequent calls in the coming weeks to better prepare for RIPE 80 and advance its work. 5. Next call The next DBTF call will take place in two weeks. </body></html>