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All,
A reminder that Comments on the Systems Requirements Document are due Tuesday June 8, 2004.
Please see Rashmi Bajaj's email below regarding the instructions and process. If you have questions please contact Rashmi.
I urge all 802.20 members to provide comments now and participate in the upcoming reply comment cycle also.
Hoping to see everyone in Portland for the July Plenary.
Regards,
Jerry Upton
Chair, IEEE 802.20
ORIGINAL EMAIL SENT MAY 19, 2004 BY RASHMI BAJAJ
Dear All, As a follow up to Gang’s email, SRD v13 and the comment database v3 was posted on the drop box section of 802.20 home page by Gang Wu today. As decided at the end of the May meeting last week, following is a set of details which will super-cede the previous process for comment resolution w.r.t the SRD. The comment cycle term is used instead of “ballot” in order to clarify that this process is adopted by the 802.20 WG in order to accelerate the comment resolution for creating the baseline text for the SRD. In essence the comment cycle invites comments to the latest version of the SRD that will be circulated to the group. The 802.20 WG Comment Cycle #2 is now open, through 11 PM GMT, 8 June 2004. The Comment cycle concerns development of the SRD v13 that Gang Wu has posted on http://ieee802.org/20/Drop_Box.htm. In order to progress to the next step, 802.20 Comment Cycle contributors will require using the commentary database located on http://ieee802.org/20/Commentary.htm. Please read carefully the instructions to use the Comment Database also given on this page. (http://ieee802.org/20/Commentary/CRD%20Instructions%20v3.doc). It gives enough details on how to enter the comments and submit via email to the editor. Below are set of guidelines to be followed:
(last name, first name, membership, document under review, comment cycle # (under “ballot # “column), comment type (editorial or technical – binding/nonbinding), comment (include the rational or reason for the comment), suggested remedy, starting page, section and line number, Fig/Table number if applicable, comment date).
After this Comment cycle #2, the editor will post the new “Comment database for SRD v13” for the group to review and send reply comments upon. There will be another cycle (Comment Cycle #3) for reply comments before the July meeting. Based on the reply comments, the latest version of the database will be posted at least a week before the July meeting for the group to review. Make sure that all comments are returned via e-mail to Rashmi.bajaj@rd.francetelecom.com Best regards, Rashmi BAJAJ IEEE 802.20 – SRD Editor France Télécom R&D SAN FRANCISCO
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