rough consensus of what "population"?
    Dave Crocker 
    dhc at dcrocker.net
       
    Mon Mar 24 08:56:50 CET 2003
    
    
  
While waiting to hear the proper venue for discussing solutions:
I think that the process of assessing rough consensus should be
limited to those who are familiar with the details of a specification.
When there is no specification, everyone can argue and lobby for their
favorite concepts, paradigms, etc.
When there IS a specification, lobbying ("voting") needs to be based
on familiarity with that spec.
So when rough consensus is being assessed on a spec, the chair should
first ask who has read the spec and should then ask only those people
to do the humming.
This relies on individual honesty, but I think that is acceptable.
d/
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