Is this really where we want to go? (was: Re:
Selecting leadership, take 2)
Randy Bush
randy@psg.com
Sat, 07 Dec 2002 08:54:34 -0800
> That is why I tried to make the specific example extreme enough
> to be silly. The topic deserves, IMO, discussion. And I find
> it interesting, and useful, that you did exactly what I was
> advocating (and that Ted followed up on in more detail and more
> eloquently than my original statement): to oversimplify, you
> stated the possible problem ("shortness of meetings"), explained
> the presumed bad effects ("slow convergence and poor quality"),
> identified a remedy other than the four-week IETFs of my
> strawman (interim meetings), and identified a possible downside
> ("standards professionals" and "loss of wide perspective"). So,
> I think, we should now be able to have all of those discussions
> (and I am pleased that two have already started), including,
> explicitly, the "email versus meeting time" tradeoff that Jari
> raised.
>
> That, it seems to me, is how we make progress.
may work for one issue. does not scale. try it with 20 issues and
there is chaos.
randy