Re: RFCs: two proposals for change
[email protected] (Alan Young) Thu, 03 Aug 2000 16:36:09 -0600
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Nathan Torkington wrote: > 2) Who is going to decide the status? I picture a working group > chair saying "ok, time to nail this RFC down" and handing it > off to a working group. When they return, is that the end of it? > I don't want, and I guess nobody wants, indefinite ongoing > blather about a topic. I don't think we want things to go on and on ... but I do think we need to have a recursive process. Maybe 3 refinements? Something like the following: A WG is setup with a time limit for the first draft RFC. WG pounds out a RFC (PCR?) and submits it. WG main list argues^Wdiscusses it. A new time limit is set for the second refinement. WG pounds out a refined PCR. etc. ? Alan