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Re: NomCom 2019 Call for Community Feedback

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Mon, 04 November 2019 20:22 UTC

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> I wonder what people think would break if we moved to 5 AD's per area,
> and they could divide the WG's and IESG concalls amongst themselves?

and that might free up one of them to write more process docs about all
this.

perhaps it is not a problem of technical engineering load, but a problem
of bureaucratic, process, and politics load.

randy

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