Re: ISA and GS - Unnecessary?

[Dave Darnell <dave_d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kit,

At the very least it is good that we know we are following each other's work
and progress.

Thanks for responding.  Also, further informed input from you as work
progresses here would be also appreciated.

Regards,
dave_d

At 05:16 PM 6/7/96 -0400, Christopher J. "Kit" Lueder wrote:
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>> Tom Darling <tdarling@albany.net> wrote:
>>  What I heard is that instead of changing the ISA the task group /
>>subcommittee may create one or more new (alternative) interchange envelopes?
>>Could you provide a brief brief of the open session and its appraisal at
>>subsequent X12C/TG1 meets for us. I'm sure we'd all be most appreciative.
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>We didn't get very far, aside from writing the project proposal that enables 
>us to do the work. The new alternative structure would optionally be used 
>instead of the existing ISA/IEA structure, but the ISA/IEA structure would not 
>be dropped; you could continue to use either approach. I am not sure how 
>useful it is to keep reporting to you on work in progress, since a decision 
>made one meeting may be reversed the next meeting.
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>>  Regarding Internet participation, are you folks active on a DISA listserve?
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>Yes, we will be using the DISA listserve, once it is set up. We just got 
>started. FYI to members of the ietf-ediint list, the DISA home page is:
>          http://www.disa.org/
>There should (eventually?) be an index somewhere on that home page of the 
>e-mail lists that are avialable, so you can learn of topics of interest to you 
>and subscribe to those lists.
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>> Kit wrote:
>>>Yes, I am chair of X12C-TG1, which is the group within X12C (communications) 
>>>that is developing the proposal for an alternative ISA-IEA structure. Did 
>you 
>>>have a question? Any suggestions or Internet participation is welcome.
>>Kit
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