Wout,
I'm one of the moderators of the ietf@xxxxxxxx list. You may not be aware that this list has a fairly restrictive scope of permissible topics. They are defined in RFC9245, which goes on to say
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I interpret your announcement as an activity of the fourth bullet. It's true that PQC is also an IETF technical topic, but there are more appropriate lists for that. In your document you've already identified CFRG, TLS, LAKE & SUIT. There is also PQUIP.
My suggestion is to get in touch with the chairs of those working groups and ask them if an announcement would be in scope for those lists.
This message has been copied to the IETF list as per our standard operating procedures, but please feel free to respond privately if you'd like to discuss it further?
Thank you
Chris
On Tue, 27 May 2025 at 16:08, Wout de Natris - van der Borght <denatrisconsult@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
IS3C has opened a consultation on its upcoming report on Post Quantum Cryptography. You are invited to comment on the draft version of a report that will be presented at the XXth Internet Governance Forum in Lillestrøm, Norway in a launch workshop on Monday 23 June at 09.00-hour CEST. The document is open for comments until Wednesday 11 June 23.59 UTC.
