Re: [rfc-i] IAB Seeks Feedback on Independent Submissions Editor

Sarah Banks <sbanks@encrypted.net> Mon, 16 September 2019 19:21 UTC

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<massive snip>

(Speaking for myself)

FWIW, this thread feels unwarranted at best. As Ted has pointed out, periodic requests for feedback have been requested for some time, this is nothing new. As Stephen points out, the IAB is not the devil, and if you think they are, well you have recourses open to you. I don't think anyone expects negative feedback to come in that would cause Adrian to not continue on. However, it seems to me that asking for the feedback seems to be a proverbial sin (as if someone is out to get him??) and it occurs to me that NOT asking for the feedback could be the same thing (they aren't given the community a chance to weigh in!). Seriously speaking, feedback is a good thing, and without having checked with Adrian first, my guess is he would welcome it. Constructive feedback helps us all  grow, and no one can change what you don't like if you don't tell them... and conversely, knowing that someone appreciates what you're doing and how you're doing it has tremendous value, too. Let the man get his ju
 stly dues, and if I might suggest, spend some time writing even longer emails telling him how awesome he's doing, and submit them to the IAB as requested.

</2 cents>
Sarah	
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