what are the real problems

[Eric Rosen]

It would certainly be interesting to  know exactly which of the IESG members
think that they  are on a mission to protect  the users against exploitation
by the  vendors.  Naturally, anyone who is  on such a mission  will think it
very important to  replace the operation of the  marketplace by his personal
vision of the future, and will do whatever he can to purge the IETF of other
views.   But let's not  pretend that  such an  overtly political  agenda has
anything to do with technical quality.

And people still wonder why the IESG is not trusted!