appeal mechanisms was Re: Ombuds-process
Eric Rosen
erosen at cisco.com
Tue Jul 1 12:11:25 CEST 2003
Keith> But whenever a WG submits a document that the WG's AD doesn't like,
Keith> in most cases this is because the WG has failed to get broad
Keith> consensus on a document.
Well, I understand that that's your story and you're sticking to it. But
can you provide a reason for anyone to believe this? Or do you mean it to
be a tautology, i.e., "broad consensus" means "the AD likes it"?
Keith> to some degree engineering judgement is and must be subjective, so it
Keith> may be perfectly valid for an AD to reject a document on such
Keith> grounds.
In areas where different engineers might reasonably come to different
judgments, it is not appropriate for the IESG to substitute its own judgment
for the WG consensus.
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