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RE: [security-services] Status of drafts seeking CD or other "official" status

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RE: [security-services] Status of drafts seeking CD or other "official" status
I would expect the decision of which documents should be 
brought forward is the decision of the TC.

 

regards, Frederick

Frederick Hirsch
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Would be nice to have some guidelines and criteria around when a document 
needs to be taken forward to CD status for classification as an "Official TC 
Document", 

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Colleagues,

With the 
completion of SAML 2.0, there are a number of standalone drafts that various 
subgroups are taking forward within the TC. Our general policy has been to take 
these drafts forward to CD status. For example, as part of the SAML 1.1 effort, 
a technical overview document was created and ultimately voted on by the SSTC to 
be a CD.

Based on the discussion 
during the last full call:

http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200503/msg00091.html

there appears to be some confusion about this 
policy. I think it would be helpful for the TC to discuss this issue and come to 
some consensus. 

Should we create 
a separate track for documents that are immutable "official TC documents" and 
can therefore be cited as SSTC documents by others? Or is the current approach 
adequate and appropriate?

- 
prateek
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