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    Everyone,
    
    The Internet-Draft with guidance on this issue has just appeared;
    the announcement is forwarded below.  The IPS WG co-chairs
    will implement these guidelines as follows:
    
    WG Last Call will not be started for drafts that do not meet
    the guidelines.  What this means is that:
    - Drafts with 5 or less authors will enter WG Last Call without
    	 a hitch.
    - Drafts with more than 5 authors will be delayed and the
    	draft authors should expect instructions to reduce author
    	count to result.
    
    For the current drafts in or approaching WG Last Call:
    - FC Encapsulation.  This has completed WG Last Call.  It was
    	the product of a 6 person design team, and the WG chairs
    	will consult with the ADs about listing all 6 members of
    	that team as authors.
    - iFCP needs to reduce its author count.
    - FCIP has already reduced its author count.
    - iSCSI needs to reduce its author count.
    Authors of all other drafts should consider themselves warned.
    
    If a draft's author count cannot be reduced in an expeditious
    fashion the WG Chairs may have to resort to instructing that
    the draft list only the primary editor at the top of the first
    page.
    
    Thanks,
    David Black and Elizabeth Rodriguez, IPS WG co-chairs
    
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Internet-Drafts@ietf.org [mailto:Internet-Drafts@ietf.org]
    Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 7:35 AM
    Subject: I-D ACTION:draft-rfc-editor-author-lists-00.txt
    
    
    A New Internet-Draft is available from the on-line Internet-Drafts
    directories.
    
    
    	Title		: RFC Editor Guidelines on Author Lists
    	Author(s)	: J. Reynolds, B. Braden
    	Filename	: draft-rfc-editor-author-lists-00.txt
    	Pages		: 6
    	Date		: 09-May-02
    	
    This memo presents a new set of guidelines to govern lists of
    authors on RFC documents.  It is intended to counteract a recent
    tendency towards author list inflation.
    
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