[NSIS] Point 3: QSPEC template draft dictates which QOS-NSLP signaling ....

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>> Point_3: QSPEC template draft dictates which QOS-NSLP signaling 
>> features should be used by QOS models.
>> 
>> We have never discussed an agreed that the QSPEC template draft 
>> defines how the QOS-NSLP functionality should be used by QoS models.
>> This should be defined by the QOS-NSLP draft.
>> Therefore, regarding this issue  the QSPEC template draft should
refer 
>> to Section "3.1.2.  QoS Models and QoS Specifications"" of:
>> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-nsis-qos-nslp-12.txt
>> 
>> Therefore the QSPEC template draft should adapt the definition of the

>> QoS models according to what Section 3.1.2 of the QOS-NSLP draft is 
>> saying and refer to Section 3.1.2 of the QOS-NSLP draft.
>
>I'm not sure I fully understand Georgios' phrasing here.  I 
>agree that signaling functionality should only be defined by 
>the QoS NSLP draft and that the QSPEC draft should not specify 
>'how the QoS NSLP functionality should be used by QoS models'. 
> If that is the point, we're in agreement here also.

I agree with Jerry's view on this.

John

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