We published the first draft of the BGP Operations and Security document almost a year ago. In the meantime, the authors and Merike Kaeo presented the draft at RIPE and IETF meetings and collected literally tons of feedback (well documented in change logs) ... and finally the draft was adopted as IETF opsec workgroup document and republished under a new name.
We would never get this far without relentless Jerome Durand who did most of the editing heavy lifting, persistent nudging from Gunter Van de Velde and gracious help of Merike Kaeo. Thank you all!
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