Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement "Last Call Guidance to the Community"'
Keith Moore <moore@network-heretics.com> Thu, 22 April 2021 23:20 UTC
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Subject: Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement "Last Call Guidance to the Community"'
To: Adam Roach <adam@nostrum.com>, ietf@ietf.org
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From: Keith Moore <moore@network-heretics.com>
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Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2021 19:20:39 -0400
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On 4/22/21 6:42 PM, Adam Roach wrote: >>> More pointedly -- it lets folks see discussions of IETF work product >>> without them getting lost among (checks notes) 150 messages about a >>> New York Times article, 132 posts about QUIC and DNSSEC, and 234 >>> messages about inclusiveness. >>> >>> I'm not necessarily saying these topics aren't worth discussing; but >>> it's important to get broad consensus on the documents we publish as >>> RFCs, and we can't afford to lose those conversations under the >>> crush of high-volume topics. The risk of documents in last call >>> getting lost in the noise is far more of a barrier to being >>> "available to the community" than the use of a dedicated mailing list. >> >> One can credibly make the opposite argument also: that it's hard to >> find the time/patience to scan all of the Last Call discussions that >> happen, just so you can be "in the loop" for the relatively rare Last >> Call discussions that seem important to you. > > > That's the same argument on a smaller scale: I asserted that we needed > (and then benefited from) a smaller haystack for the needles of > interest, and you're saying that the new, much smaller haystack may > still be too large for effective needle finding. Actually, no, though perhaps I didn't make myself sufficiently clear. Let me try to describe it differently: Everybody has their own idea of which messages are relevant and which are not relevant. If the list you're reading has a high percentage of relevant (to you) messages, you may find it worth your time/energy/patience to deal with the relatively rare irrelevant message, enough that you will peruse the entire list. By doing so, you also have the opportunity to discover discussions which are valuable to you (and some of less value to you) that you would not have specifically looked for. But if everybody reads only from very narrowly focused lists, those opportunities will be lost, and nearly everyone will be working from within a narrow silo. So I specifically don't advocate "even finer grained breakdown". But I'm trying to brainstorm ways in which people can still at least be aware of more diverse conversations, without getting drowned in the flood. Or from another angle: I doubt that the last-call@ list is actually a high signal-to-noise ratio for many, because I suspect that few people outside of IESG really want to read about every Last Call. (Feel free to tell me if I'm assumed incorrectly.) So I'm wondering if lists that are organized along different dimensions would work better, say one list per area with all of the announcements (BOF, WG discussion, LC discussions, etc.) pertaining to that area included on the list. But why should we limit ourselves to statically configured lists, if we can instead each specify what areas/topics/WGs we're interested in? Keith
- Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement "Las… tom petch
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Lars Eggert
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Adam Roach
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Keith Moore
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Ofer Inbar
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Keith Moore
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Adam Roach
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Keith Moore
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Lloyd W
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Bron Gondwana
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … tom petch
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … tom petch
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Salz, Rich
- Re: Stray thoughts on ' Update of IESG statement … Alexey Melnikov