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The NISI working group observed several guidelines when developing
this FYI RFC.
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... While recognizing that the new infrastructure should be built
on existing services, programs, and technology, the working group
did not want to limit its thinking to the present, preferring to
consider new approaches and to think toward the future. The goal
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... The working group recognizes that a user support system must
accommodate a diverse user population, from novice to network
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... The working group recognizes that not all NICs are interested
in providing service at the Internet ...
... Attend the IETF User Services Working Group (USWG).
NICs are encouraged to participate in the USWG, an
ongoing working group ...
... Working Group (USWG).
NICs are encouraged to participate in the USWG, an
ongoing working group of the IETF, which is
chartered to identify, discuss, and recommend
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... chartered to identify, discuss, and recommend
solutions to user service issues. The group meets
regularly at the IETF meetings. (Information about
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... anonymous FTP from nnsc.nsf.net. The directory is
ietf.) The USWG has spawned a variety of working
groups dealing with specific user service topics.
To join ...
... conference dealing with a specific discipline or perhaps a
specific topic so that users can share ideas and information
with each other. Some NICs establish special interest groups and
hold in-person meetings to promote the exchange of information
between their users.
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... host security issues at times. NICs should be
aware of those agencies and groups on the Internet that have the
responsibility of handling security ...