Steve, if the draft gives IANA instructions to create a registry, that’ll 
happen if the IESG approves the draft for publication as an RFC. The fact that 
it’s Informational won’t mean that IANA can’t do it. There is no “protocol” in 
the draft. As such, Standards Track makes no sense.



As I said earlier, though, the IETF has RFC precedents for data dictionaries 
where no IANA registry was needed or used. If the draft is going to deviate 
from existing practice, it needs to explain why that deviation is necessary. It 
doesn’t currently do that. Your note below could be a good starting point for 
text to be added to the draft.



Scott



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The motivation for this proposal was to have a registry of available data 
elements for everyone who is managing an Internet based registration system to 
draw upon.  An informational RFC would be a way to communicate the idea of 
having such a registry but would not actually cause one to come into existence.



At present, each registration system defines its own terms.  There is a huge 
amount of overlap in terminology and meaning.  The point of having a registry 
of terms is to eliminate or reduce duplication.  The existence of a registry of 
available data elements does not mean that every registry has to use all of the 
data elements.



Thanks,



Steve





On Tue, Feb 14, 2023 at 11:02 AM Gould, James 
<jgould=40verisign....@dmarc.ietf.org<mailto:40verisign....@dmarc.ietf.org>> 
wrote:

   I agree with Scott's feedback on the track being changed to Informational 
and removal of the IANA Registry.

   Why doesn't this draft match the approach taken io RFC 8499 for DNS 
Terminology?  The Registration System terms can certainly have overlap with the 
DNS terms in RFC 8499, where the RFC 8499 reference can be made, but the 
definition is catered to registration systems.  I see value with the terms in 
RFC 8499 for reference within drafts.  I would like to see the same value of 
terms defined in draft-ietf-regext-datadictionary.  The term definitions need 
to have adequate detail with relevant references made to the registration RFCs 
(e.g., RFC 5730 - 5733. 9022), which is not currently the case.  My 
recommendation is to refer to this as Registration Terminology instead of 
Registration Data Dictionary, following the approach taken in RFC 8499 for DNS 
terminology, and removing the definition of an IANA registry.

   Thanks,

   --

   JG



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   On 2/14/23, 8:14 AM, "regext on behalf of Hollenbeck, Scott" 
<regext-boun...@ietf.org<mailto:regext-boun...@ietf.org> 
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wrote:



   I'm aware of two other RFCs that also define terms like this: 4949 (security)
   and 8499 (DNS). The intended status for this draft is "Standards Track". At
   best, this should be Informational in the same way that 4949 is 
informational.


   Neither of these RFCs creates a registry. As such, I don't see the need for
   the registry described in Section 3. If a registry is really needed, it would
   be helpful to include text that describes why the registry is needed. If a
   case can be made for the registry I'm also confused by the initial assignment
   described in Section 3.2. It includes a data element "Name", with a reference
   to Section 2.1 of the draft, but there is no data element "Name" in Section
   2.1.


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