From e6347ea187a0749b2ef87b2dd3766f211cfbcb98 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Robert Sparks
- If you need to request manual posting of an Internet-Draft, please send the - draft and the reason for manual posting to idsubmission@ietf.org. + If you run into problems submitting an Internet-Draft and need to request manual posting of an Internet-Draft, please send the + draft and the reason for manual posting to {{settings.SECRETARIAT_SUPPORT_EMAIL}}. + Be advised that manual processing always takes additional time.
diff --git a/ietf/templates/submit/tool_instructions.html b/ietf/templates/submit/tool_instructions.html index 9b9d8b5f5..d275f830d 100644 --- a/ietf/templates/submit/tool_instructions.html +++ b/ietf/templates/submit/tool_instructions.html @@ -38,18 +38,18 @@- The Upload screen is the first screen that a user will see when he or she starts the I-D submission process. A user can submit four different formats of an I-D, plain text, XML, PDF, and postscript, at the same time. Failure to submit at least one of a plain-text or xml version will cause an error, and an error screen will be displayed. + The Upload screen is the first screen that a user will see when he or she starts the I-D submission process. A user can submit four different formats of an I-D, plain text, XML, PDF, and postscript, at the same time. Failure to submit at least one of a plain-text or xml version will cause an error, and an error screen will be displayed. A single v3 .xml source is preferred. A single v2 .xml source will be accepted. If neither of those are available, a plain-text document may be provided.
By submitting your I-D, you are granting some rights to the IETF Trust. Before you submit your I-D, - review the information on the NOTE WELL tab and BCP 78, + review the information on the NOTE WELL tab and BCP 78, "Rights Contributors Provide to the IETF Trust".
Before you submit your I-D, it is recommended that you check it for nits - using the idnits tool. + using the idnits tool.
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ {% include "submit/problem-reports-footer.html" %}
- The specification for this tool can be found in RFC 4228. + The specification for this tool can be found in RFC 4228.
{% endblock %} diff --git a/ietf/templates/submit/upload_submission.html b/ietf/templates/submit/upload_submission.html index deec285b2..f06e60a4a 100644 --- a/ietf/templates/submit/upload_submission.html +++ b/ietf/templates/submit/upload_submission.html @@ -21,22 +21,15 @@ {% endif %} {% if not form.shutdown or user|has_role:"Secretariat" %} -If you run into problems when submitting an Internet-Draft - using this and the following pages, you may alternatively submit - your draft by email to - internet-drafts@ietf.org. - However, be advised that manual processing always takes additional time. -
-By submitting your I-D, you are granting some rights to the IETF Trust. Before you submit your I-D, - review the information on the NOTE WELL tab and BCP 78, + review the information on the NOTE WELL tab and BCP 78, "Rights Contributors Provide to the IETF Trust".
Before you submit your I-D, it is recommended that you check it for nits - using the idnits tool. + using the idnits tool.
{% include "submit/problem-reports-footer.html" %} @@ -45,14 +38,19 @@
- Either a plain-text document or a valid .xml file which can be processed by the xml2rfc
- processor must be provided.
+ The best way to submit an Internet-Draft is to provide a single v3 .xml source file.
+ The datatracker will generate the .txt and other formats from that file.
- For v3 .xml sources which include external files, this requires them to be run through xml2rfc with
- the --expand option, to produce a completely expanded (standalone) .xml source file for
- upload.
+ Source v3 .xml which include external files must be preprocessed through xml2rfc with
+ the --expand option, to produce a completely expanded (standalone) .xml source
+ file for upload.
- If no .txt file is provided, one will be generated from the .xml file.
+ The online conversion tool can be used to
+ convert v2 .xml documents to v3.
+
+ A single v3 .xml source is preferred. A single v2 .xml source will be accepted. If
+ neither of those are available, a plain-text document may be provided. One of these
+ three options must be provided.
Other file types are optional.