Sorry for the top post.
I am sure many of us would appreciate feedback directly as well. I do ask
folks for feedback after contentious sessions to see how I may have been
perceived to make sure I can fix my responses if needed. I tend to ask
people I know, but welcome feedback.
The hard part is probably that ADs run from one thing to the next at IETF
meetings and we are a bit rushed at times.
I have gotten some unsolicited feedback at this meeting, and in one case it
was a newcomer. That was positive, therefore a bit easier to approach
someone to provide such feedback. If folks have constructive feedback,
given directly with good timing works for me.
I'll follow the discussion to see ideas for anonymous feedback as well.
The hard part is that anonymous feedback will most likely be constructive
and positive feedback will likely go directly to the person. What ever
anonymous process is used will likely just get one side of the story, so
reviews of this may require 360 reviews if there appears to be an issue.
Thanks,
Kathleen
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 10:51 AM, Spencer Dawkins at IETF <
spencerdawkins(_dot_)ietf(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
I have opinions about Dave's question, and about what's appeared in this
thread so far, but if I might up-level a bit ...
Soon after he was named GEN AD the first time, Some Guy Named Russ asked
all of the past Nomcom chairs if they would be willing to form a "design
team" and talk about their experiences. Almost all said yes. The
participants were:
o 2006-2007 Andrew Lange
o 2005-2006 Ralph Droms
o 2004-2005 Danny McPherson
o 2003-2004 Richard Draves
o 2002-2003 Phil Roberts
o 2001-2002 Theodore Ts'o
o 2000-2001 Bernard Aboba
o 1999-2000 Avri Doria
o 1998-1999 Donald Eastlake 3rd
o 1997-1998 Michael St. Johns
o 1996-1997 Geoff Huston
o 1993-1994 Fred Baker
The collective experiences of the "design team" was collected into
http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-dawkins-nomcom-3777-issues-00, and
resulted in several revisions to RFC 3777 (that were later folded into
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7437).
I really wish we would consider forming something like that group of
recent past Nomcom chairs, so that when someone pops up with suggestions
for the way we select, unselect, and provide community feedback to people
reviewed by Nomcom, we could take advantage of that considerable experience
in evaluating it.
Spencer, speaking as the scribe for the previous Nomcom chairs design
team, who learned a heck of a lot from that experience
--
Best regards,
Kathleen