Thanks for the heads-up about the Consortium (familiarly known as "CalConnect". One thing -- we don't anticipate "taking over" work from the IETF precisely; we want to help drive the IETF standards work forward by doing related work such as use case and requirements, white papers, inteoperability testing -- and publicity and promotion. Think us us as doing the things the IETF doesn't do because it's not in their charter.
Dave Thewlis
Executive Director
CalConnect--The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium
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calendaritis commented on 9 Jan 2005
time's a scarce organizational resource, calendaring is crucial - I welcome this initative
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