Thanks Andrew!
You have given the clarity I sought.
I personally am not aware of any reason to not withdraw international versions of recent IEEE 802.x withdrawals, but would leave it to those with more expertise on the uses of those standards.
Similarly, I have no objection to any of the below withdrawals, and will express personal support for 8802-5 withdrawal.
—Bob
G’day
Bob,
It is not actually too late to reconsider the “recent IEEE 802.x withdrawals”. Some missing information meant that I did not execute this action
from Nov 2017. It is on the agenda for the IEEE 802 JTC1 SC, and I intend to execute the action after the Chicago meeting, unless told otherwise by the EC.
The standards I am referring to are:
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ISO/IEC TR 8802-1:2001
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ISO/IEC 15802-1:1995
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ISO/IEC 15802-3:1998
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ISO/IEC 8802-5 and anything related (such as corrigenda)
Refer to slides 86-89 of the
IEEE 802 JTC1 SC agenda
Andrew
The new text reads better, but still doesn’t answer my concern regarding 8802-2. We withdrew 802.2 years ago, but wanted 8802-2 to stick around. I hope the request wasn’t a blanket request to withdraw all international versions of all
withdrawn 802.x standards!
IMHO, the EC should specifically identify by motion a request for staff to withdraw the international version when the IEEE standard is withdrawn. We probably also should consider indicating on a withdrawal ballot if the intent is to recommend
withdrawal of a corresponding international standard if the IEEE version is withdrawn. (It is too late for this on recent IEEE 802.x withdrawals, but explicit listing of the 802.x standards would be better than a general request because we still use 8802-2
capabilities in active 802 standards.
Bob
Thanks for catching my bad typing.
The action item has been corrected accordingly –
Item 5.012 - Goldberg/ Haasz go through and review SA database to ensure International Version of standards are withdrawn correctly.
The minutes / webpage are being corrected now.
Regards,
John
Pages 6, 10, and 12, Action Item 5.012 is repeated. At first I thought there was only a grammar problem, but in trying to correct the grammar, I can create both acceptable (listing withdrawn standards correctly) and unacceptable things
(withdrawing international versions of withdrawn IEEE standards, e.g. 8802-2). Not having attended the call I’m curious to know what the action really is.
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