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[rpd] Timeline and real value of our deadlines (was: End of Last Call for SL Update and IPv6 PI Clarification Policies)
Sylvain BAYA
abscoco at gmail.com
Thu Aug 8 09:32:58 UTC 2019
{/i have changed the subject to have a dedicated thread for the timeline
questions/}
Hi all,
Please see below (inline)...
Le 8/8/2019 à 6:57 AM, Dewole Ajao a écrit :
>
> Your active contribution to the RPD is appreciated, Sylvain. While not
> holding brief for the current co-chairs && while agreeing that we
> could do better in terms of timely execution, I think that for any
> number of reasons, an earlier announced date could have been missed -
> especially if nobody made comments on the subject matter and/or we all
> forgot/neglected to check on the progress on the list.
>
Dear Dewole,
Thanks for your comment.
Discussing with those who have been active PDWG members for a long time
is always
instructive to me.
You got my point, for sure, and i understand yours.
...but permit me to clarify something in *mine*.
As you have said, it is possible that all of us forget a (/or some/)
given *deadline*.
It is even normal that some of us forget all the deadlines.
...but if all of us are forgetting all our deadlines, then there is a
*huge problem* ; and
we (/or someone/) should ring the bell earlier. Right ?
My *personal* conclusion :
+ We need a *timekeeper* {/Do we already have one ? two ?/}
+ Fortunately, we already have two *timekeepers*
+ Our WG Chairs are our timekeepers, and yes we *should* help them to
act accordingly
+ Even if it could be difficult to understand that two timekeepers may
forget *all* the
deadlines... :-)
+ We can aggree when a deadline needs an extension. {/Varying the
Process is also possible/}
+ Flexibility of deadlines *should* be an exception.
+ etc.
> As to your concern about someone getting the opportunity to make a
> late comment because he forgot the deadline and the co-chairs did not
> close on the set date, I think you should look at it like this:
> If the late comment is reasonable (apart from its late timing) and
> helps us make better policy, this group and its chairs will have to
> take it into consideration regardless of the missed timelines. I
> believe consideration of reasonable inputs should supersede strict
> timelines.
>
Thank you for explaining this operational practice, i'll be glad to try
it intime ;-)
...though, i see it as an *exception*, by the way i recently chose to
not send comments
and questions because it was too close to the deadline.
Hopefully, we will always try to improve the PDP even if just operationally.
Shalom
--sb.
> Regards,
>
> Dewole.
>
> On 8/7/2019 8:07 PM, Sylvain BAYA wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Thanks for your notification Abdulkarim.
>> Please other comments below (inline)...
>>
>> Le 8/7/2019 à 10:20 AM, ABDULKARIM AYOPO OLOYEDE a écrit :
>>> Dear PDWG members,
>>>
>>> You would recall that on 18th July 2019, we announced that last
>>> call for the following policy proposals would end on 25 July 2019.
>> [...]
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Regards,
Sylvain B.
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