Re: [Eligibility-discuss] Suggestions for nomcom chair selection?

Michael StJohns <msj@nthpermutation.com> Wed, 09 September 2020 20:28 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Eligibility-discuss] Suggestions for nomcom chair selection?
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On 9/9/2020 2:01 PM, 'Andrew Sullivan' wrote:
>
> I am not by nature inclined to throw away things that are working, but 
> I think some of the recent discussions I have observed in the IETF 
> (and elsewhere) make me wonder what "working" means.  I must say, 
> speaking personally, certain recent discussion have made me feel 
> terribly alienated from the IETF and make me question my suitability 
> to appoint anyone to any position of any kind.  I think that can only 
> get worse over time, since I can no longer make useful contributions 
> to the work of the IETF (assuming I ever was able to) and so will 
> inevitably be out of touch with good current candidates. 


As I was re-reading this thread, I came up with a fairly strange idea.

Let's let the Nomcom select the next Nomcom chair, with the approval of 
the IAB and IESG.

Minimum ( non-waivable) qualifications:  Must have served on the Nomcom 
within the last 6 years (not including the current one). Must not have 
served as chair within the last 10. Must have at least 2 up votes  
(recommendations) from people (voting members?) who were on their same 
Nomcom.  Must not be working for the same company as any of the previous 
5 chairs were when they served as chairs.  (Each of those numbers is 
arbitrary - can be twiddled for balance - here just as a suggested 
starting point)

Later, Mike