RFC Editor Report IETF 95

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Annual Subs & Pubs

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Jan - Mar 2016 (Q1) Subs Pubs

IETF WG 54 63

IETF non-wg 4 10

IAB 2 2

IRTF 0 1

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SLA – RET

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Tier 1 PGTE < 1950

67% RFCs pub <= 6 wks RET

Tier 2 1950 < PGTE < 3072

50% RFCs pub <= 12 wks RET

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possibly renegotiate expected RET

*Disclaimer: As we move to new SLA, we are in the process of making the PGTE calculation as accurate as possible. The currently posted numbers are subject to revision.

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Processing times are improving. Since Dec 2015: •  53% fewer pages in EDIT/RFC-EDITOR •  48% more docs in AUTH48 and AUTH48-DONE •  48% decrease in average RET (RFC-Editor Time = EDIT + RFC-EDITOR)

Average RET as of 31 March: 3.9 wks

What’s New

�  Improvements to website based on community feedback �  cluster pages: made it easier to check the I-D holding up a

cluster �  info pages: added "Discuss this RFC" (pointing to the WG

mailing list, where applicable) �  various others

�  Internally: completed dev environment for website and added features on staff pages

�  Responded to 3 legal requests in 2016 See https://iaoc.ietf.org/subpoenas.html

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What’s Next for the RPC �  Keep documents moving

�  Continue to follow format developments and be ready to test tools and draft test procedures

�  Work with 3rd party to implement automated stats and reporting project

�  Work with Robert Sparks to define requirements for database redesign

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