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[ Apologies for the wide distribution - I sent the original request to
multiple WGs, and so figured this announcement should go to the same. ]

Hi all,

First, huge thanks to everyone who volunteered to serve as chairs for the
(in the process of being chartered) DELEG WG.

We had a large selection of very qualified candidates, which was both good
and bad.
The good part is how many people are both qualified and willing to serve .
The bad part is that this made is really difficult for Eric Vyncke and I to
select who to appoint; we'd like to have been able to appoint everyone;
but, after much discussion we have selected Brian Haberman and Duane
Wessels as chairs.  We would also like to appoint Tommy Jensen as WG
secretary & delegate.

Thank you very much again to everyone who volunteered, we really appreciate
it. We hope that you will contribute to the work, and be willing to
volunteer in the future (I'm also keeping the list around so I know whose
arms to twist=E2=80=A6 :-)

As an additional chair-related note:
As an AD, it is easy to make a decision to appoint chairs, and then never
revisit this decision - people get really busy, having "performance
related" discussions is not fun, it's easy to procrastinate, etc.  To help
mitigate this (and force myself to have the conversations!) I would like to
experiment with having (2 year) terms for chairs. This means that, in
addition to the general "how are things going" discussions, I will be
having a focused 1:1 discussion to confirm that they wish to continue,
discuss how things are going, etc.[0]. Having the terms aligned does not
seem great, and so I will be flipping a coin or using RFC3797 or similar to
decide how to stagger the appointments.

Thank you all again,
W

[0]: This is specifically not a term limit, and I expect in general to
reappoint chairs, but this will help ensure that this is intentional and
not just inertia / conflict avoidance=E2=80=A6

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<html><head></head><body><div><div><div class=3D"">[ Apologies for the wide=
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</div><div class=3D"">Hi all,<br></div><div class=3D""><br></div><div class=
=3D"">First, huge thanks to everyone who volunteered to serve as chairs for=
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dates, which was both good and bad.<br></div><div class=3D"">The good part =
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have the conversations!) I would like to experiment with having (2 year) te=
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hings going&quot; discussions, I will be having a focused 1:1 discussion to=
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