Dear WG,

It’s this time again that we need to start thinking of our next meeting in 
Seoul.
Jim and I have looked over our chartered milestones, and Jim is going to reach 
out to authors of documents that did not seem to have made progress to ask for 
a status update.

In the mean time, we need to schedule for Seoul.
Looking at the list of documents and progress, we intend to ask for a 90 minute 
time slot in Seoul.

To get a sense if that’s enough, we ask you if there is anything special you 
would like to discuss in Seoul, including the chartered documents or documents 
to be adopted.
Apart from status updates, there’s encouragement within the IETF to devote part 
of our time to unstructured collaboration, to see if that can progress our work 
faster.
We may put up an agenda item to discuss that in Seoul, but if you already have 
some ideas we would like to hear from you. Think of things like a demo, hacking 
session, compliance testing, or a reviewers meeting request you would like to 
clarify during the meeting.

Please let us know before Friday, as that is our deadline for meeting sessions 
requests.

regards,

Jim and Antoin

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Antoin Verschuren

Tweevoren 6, 5672 SB Nuenen, NL
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