MIXER example (mailing list size/activity)
Spencer Dawkins
spencer_dawkins at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 14 09:54:19 CET 2003
I'm trying to limit my forays into solution space, so, to try to
phrase it as a problem discussion - how often DOES IESG
(together or individually) look at working group progress?
Spencer
p.s. I can't judge the frequency of
IESG-stall-plus-blame-the-working-group, but this seems equally
likely whether we zero-charter or
manage-slow-working-groups-by-exception...
--- Eric Rosen <erosen at cisco.com> wrote:
>
> > Ummm, I suppose zero-based chartering (IESG decides what WGs
> to
> > KEEP after every meeting) is out of the question?
>
> Revisiting every decision three times a year is not the
> way to ensure
> progress or to improve quality. This is like Dilbert's boss
> saying "you're
> way behind schedule, so now I'll be needing hourly status
> reports."
>
> Note also that a recalcitrant IESG member can
> deliberately delay the
> progress of a WG, and then claim that the progress is too
> slow.
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