Re: hampering progress
"Joel M. Halpern" <jmh@joelhalpern.com> Wed, 21 April 2021 17:06 UTC
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Subject: Re: hampering progress
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Michael, I hav eno idea whether your work was or was not appropriate for the QUIC working group. Arguing that working group chairs an not declare things out of scope weakens your overall argument. Working groups have charters. The chairs are expected to work within the charter. Working group email lists are for discussion of topics relevant to the working group. Now, I will grant that charters are not precise. Topics are not precise. And chairs should (and generally do) err on the side of allowing some latitude. But claiming that chairs can not rule things as being out of scope does not match our process, and would hamper our work. (Who has, as WG co-chair, suggested to more than one author team that the independent stream would make a better home for their work, as it does not fit the charter of the working group.) Yours, Joel On 4/21/2021 12:47 PM, Michael Thomas wrote: > > On 4/20/21 10:26 PM, Brian E Carpenter wrote: >> >> Every WG Chair, especially for a WG that has tight focus on a specific >> goal, meets the problem of potentially off-charter discussions that >> potentially hamper progress. > > This is an often repeated refrain, but I question its actual impact. > People reply to things because they have an opinion and are interested > enough in the subject to make time for it. Posing this as a zero sum > game is a fallacy: if they aren't interested enough at the business at > hand they simply won't reply at all. At some point things become noise, > but a few messages back and forth is hardly that point. In fact, > slightly off topic posts can bring useful insight to working groups, and > can be extremely useful for outsiders to understand what is going on. I > know of no other way to get that understanding other than simply asking > on the working group list. Do you? > > That and to be told by a working group chair *in their capacity* to go > away (and away to where? no answer) is dysfunctional, and sends a clear > message that interlopers will not be tolerated. > > Mike >
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- Re: snarls in real life Brian E Carpenter
- Re: snarls in real life Michael Thomas
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- Re: hampering progress Joel M. Halpern
- Re: snarls in real life Christian Huitema
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- Re: snarls in real life Christian Huitema
- Re: snarls in real life Michael Thomas
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- Re: hampering progress Brian E Carpenter
- RE: hampering progress Larry Masinter
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