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 # White Rabbit Standardization in IEEE1588-2008
 
-The White Rabbit extension of the IEEE1588-2008 standard is being
-generalized into a text of the upcoming release of the standard. This
-process is now in the final stage and it is due to finish around 2018,
-publication of the standard in 2019. Once finished, the generalized
-White Rabbit (under the name High Accuracy) will be the third default
-PTP Profile included in Annex J of the IEEE1588.  
+The White Rabbit (WR) extension of the IEEE1588-2008 standard has being
+generalized into a text of the 2019 edition of the standard (IEEE1588-2019). 
+The standardization process of WR has finished with the publication of IEEE1588-2019
+on 15 June 2020. The generalized White Rabbit (under the name High Accuracy) is 
+the third default PTP Profile included in Annex I of the IEEE1588-2019.  
 This wiki page provides details regarding the White Rabbit extension and
 its standardization in IEEE1588.
 
@@ -27,9 +26,9 @@ White Rabbit evolved into an extension of the Precision Time Protocol
 *WRPTP is fully compatible with PTP and is currently being defined as a
 PTP Profile.**
 
-The solutions in WRPTP are now being included by the [P1588 Working
-Group](https://ieee-sa.centraldesktop.com/1588public/) in the next
-revision of the PTP standard.
+The solutions in WRPTP are have been included by the [P1588 Working
+Group](https://sagroups.ieee.org/1588/) in the next
+revision of the PTP standard, i.e. IEEE1588-2019.
 
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@@ -73,7 +72,7 @@ Advantages of standardization:
 Standardization is a considerably long process that can be approached in
 various ways and from various directions. Potential paths (see
 [presentation](https://www.ohwr.org/project/white-rabbit/uploads/b5d237adf2198f9da783fd44e87c4eeb/ITU-T_meetingReport.pdf))
-for WR's standardization had been identified. These included:
+for WR's standardization had been identified as follows:
 
   - [Standardization at the International Telecommunication Union-
     Telecommunication Standardization Sector
@@ -111,31 +110,24 @@ better than 1 nanosecond" which reflects the enthusiasm of the group to
 evaluate White Rabbit extensions.
 
 The revision process of the IEEE1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP)
-standard started in mid-2013. The revision work is done by the [P1588
-Working Group](https://ieee-sa.centraldesktop.com/1588public/), which
+standard started in mid-2013. The revision work was performed by the [P1588
+Working Group](https://sagroups.ieee.org/1588/), which
 consists of over 180 members from all over the world representing
-industry and science, including CERN. The Working Group is arranged in 5
+industry and science, including CERN. The Working Group was arranged in 5
 sub-committees focusing on different aspects of the PTP revision,
 namely: Architecture, Management, Upkeep, Security and High Accuracy
-Enhancements. The High Accuracy sub-committee is lead by CERN
-representative. It is dedicated to generalizing White Rabbit solutions
-to a broader range of applications and including these generalized
+Enhancements. The High Accuracy sub-committee was lead by CERN
+representative. It was dedicated to generalizing White Rabbit solutions
+to a broader range of applications and include these generalized
 solutions in the IEEE1588 standard.
 
-  - [P1588 Working
-    Group](https://ieee-sa.centraldesktop.com/1588public/)
+  - [P1588 Working Group](https://sagroups.ieee.org/1588/)
   - P1588 Subcommittee *High Accuracy*: Co-chairs: John MacKay
         ([Progeny Systems Corporation](http://www.progeny.net/)) and
         Maciej Lipinski ([CERN](http://home.cern)). Sec/Editor: Geoff
         Garner (Consultant for Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.)
-
-<!-- end list -->
-
-  - [IEEE1588-2008
-    standard](http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4579760/), available
+  - [IEEE1588-2008 standard](http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4579760/), available
     through IEEE Explore Digital Library (payable)
-      - The draft upcoming standard is not available to people outside
-        the Working Group.
   - [*What’s coming In the Next Edition of
     IEEE 1588?*](https://blog.meinbergglobal.com/2017/09/24/whats-coming-next-edition-ieee-1588/),
     Douglas Arnold, Sept 2017
@@ -148,12 +140,12 @@ The goal of this project is to standardize the White Rabbit Protocol.
 ## Project plan
 
 1.  Evaluation of standardization path/method
-    1.  \_[White Rabbit Standardization Group](std-group)_ established
+    1.  [White Rabbit Standardization Group](std-group) established
         to help in evaluation (the end of April 2012):
-        1.  representatives of Scientific Institutes (e.g. CERN, GSI)
+        - representatives of Scientific Institutes (e.g. CERN, GSI)
             and companies (e.g. NI)
-        2.  members of WR Collaboration and external experts
-        3.  the responsibility of the group is to perform the further
+        - members of WR Collaboration and external experts
+        -  the responsibility of the group is to perform the further
             actions
     2.  Each potential path for WR standardization needs to be
         identified, studied and evaluated
@@ -162,12 +154,12 @@ The goal of this project is to standardize the White Rabbit Protocol.
 2.  Standardization of White Rabbit within
     [P1588](https://ieee-sa.centraldesktop.com/1588public/) 
     1.  The standardization effort started (February 2013)
-    2.  An official standardization of White Rabbit will mark the end of
+    2.  An official standardization of White Rabbit marks the end of
         the project
 
 ## Project's timeline
 
-||**Task**|* End date *|
+||**Task**|**End date**|
 |----|----|----|
 |1.|Establishment of WR Standardization Group|end of April 2012|
 |2.|Potential standardization path evaluation|end of September 2012|