RE: [Asrg] Consent Proposal

We haven't seen much direction from the chair and the issue has been 
brought up in the IAB meeting last month.

At 06:06 PM 6/26/2003 -1000, Peter Kay wrote:

>Everyone,
>
> >
> > The charter goes on and on about consent, however aside from
> > Gordon's HTML
> > blocking thread, there has been no discussion of that. If
> > discussion of
> > consent is premature at the moment, what should we be looking
> > at right now?
> > In general, what directions should the group be pursuing at
> > the moment? As
> > it appears rights now, there are mainly various discussions about
> > everything under the sun, but no concrete sense of direction at all.
> >
>
>Yakov said the above better and faster than I ever could.  Everyone
>should maybe re-read the charter and reconsider posts carefully to make
>sure they are in-scope.  Too much of the posts that occur on this group
>are rants that have little to do with research. If you look at the
>charter carefully you'll see we've got a lot to get accomplished and
>some very specific topics to discuss. Very little of that has happened
>so far.
>
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