7/26/2000	possible outline of each network architecture's web page
			(based on the 7/26 meeting)


	A Technical History of <Title of network architecture>

<An intro paragraph succintly describing this architecture>

Research Contributions:  (i.e. what are the most important technical 
	* <bullet 1>				contributions made BY this
	* <bullet 2>				network architecture TO further
	* <bullet 3>....			the research community?)

Timeline (detailing the major modifications to the Design from
		the first draft through some chosen year, but also include
		any other timeline items that provide some context/perspective)

Hypertext Tour of this Architecture (based on 7/26 group discussion)
	(the tour should be multi-level, an easy approach is 2 levels:
	level 1 is conceptually 1 web page that comprises the detail
	that we were calling "the quick tour".  We would then use hypertext 
        links to travel to a detailed explanation where appropriate. 

	So the 1st level might be just 1 web page: (although some people
	may make this 2 levels also...)

	I think of this 1st level as a technical introduction to this
	architecture - remember your audience is technical)

	(so go back to the taxonomy sheet for details, but it would look
	something like this....:
	overview, 
	architectural components
	layering
	taxonomy table (e.g. one for TCP and one for IP , or one for
			IMP-IMP, one for HOST-HOST, etc)
	ok to pencil sketch the figure with the 8 hosts....
	where would you put either a diagram or a paragraph
		specifying how a msg travels from the source host to
		the destination host. 	

	Then for more detail on this sliding window protocol, one would
	click on something and go to the area that has a detailed 
	description of the specifics of this sliding window protocol
	(you don't have to explain how sliding window works, but
	why did they choose the parameters they did or any other
	type of explanation/motivation for their design choice...)

Annotated Bibliography of the most important components of the Digital Archive
	(organize by date and subject (only if needed) )
	On 7/19 we discussed that this could also be organized by levels...
	i.e. which are the most important to read?

Digital Archive
	(with links to  maps, oral histories, momentos, 
	original papers/specs/memos catalogued someway and searchable,  
	sw implementation?)

Resources at other sites

<plus always have a link to the "THINK Protocols" Home Page>