> From: James Ryan [[email protected]] > > That seems to be the case. Unfortunately, when negotiating with a > vendor over who needs to make a fix, not having a standard document > to refer to makes for an easy stalemate. > > Are these documented in anyway, unofficially?
In my experience, a vendor is interested in improving their product only when there is a prospect of immediate sales. In one situation, a vendor was suddenly interested in working with our PBX, and we wanted them to do music-on-hold properly. The vendor's complaisance happened suddenly, and so we wrote up and submitted an internet-draft (draft-worley-service-example-00) in the 24 hours before the conference call that they had scheduled with us. So during the conference call, we were referring to an internet-draft that had our company's name on it and the current date. Nobody pointed out that this "standard" was us restating our particular desires. The power of the written word is immense! Dale _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/sip-implementors
