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IETF Mission Statement draft-alvestrand-ietf-mission-00 Purpose of a Mission Statement State the principles that the organization relies on Be a guideline and yardstick to see if what we are doing helps or hinders the mission Stop


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IETF Mission Statement

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Purpose of a Mission Statement

State the principles that the organization

relies on

Be a guideline and yardstick to see if what we

are doing helps or hinders the mission

Stop the email storms about ”what is the

mission of the IETF” ☺

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Mission Statement

The goal of the IETF is to make

the Internet work.

  • The mission of the IETF is to produce high quality,

relevant technical and engineering documents that influence the way people design, use and manage the Internet in such a way as to make the Internet work better.

These documents include protocol standards, best

current practices and informational documents of various kinds.

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Cardinal Principles

Open Process

As opposed to ”show only finished product”

Technical Competence

As opposed to ”vote the impossible”

Volunteer Core

As opposed to ”standardization professionals”

Rough Consensus and Running Code

As opposed to ”spec first, test later”

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Important Definitions

The Internet is Big

Covers the network from host to host

Participants are people

Not corporations, governments or representatives

Relevant means useful

Timely, correct and available

Quality is clarity and sound engineering

We must understand what we build

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More text in the draft

If any of you haven’t read the document yet

☺, please take the time to do so

Feedback is welcome! This one doesn’t depend on anything else –

so we want to finish it soon

Before the next IETF, if possible