Brian,
On 2015-08-28 23:43, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
On 25/08/2015 16:01, Murray S. Kucherawy wrote:
Some months ago I started the work of editing a revision to the NomCom
procedures (RFC7437bis). We made progress on some points, but seem to have
stalled on revising the requirements for qualifying to serve on NomCom.
The draft I have recently expired. Is there any interest in taking another
run at this now? Alternatively, is it worth publishing what we did
accomplish, and leaving that one point for a later attempt?
Since you ask, I continue to feel that the 3/5 rule is restrictive for people
who have limited travel possibilities but have significant IETF experience.
Maybe we could have another week on that question, and then go with what we
have (with Harald's tweaks)?
So...
" Members of the IETF community must have attended at least three of
the last five IETF meetings in order to volunteer."
One quick fix is to change it to "three of the last six" which would
allow for a whole year of no travel and would not be hard to administer.
Another would be to add an alternative qualification "or five of the last
ten" to allow for longer-term regular participants. Either way, I think
that attending 50% of meetings should be enough.
I don't have a real problem with "3 out of 6" or "5 out of 10" or even
50% of our meetings, but I at least one of those 3, 5 or 50% needs to
be recent (let us say 1 or the last two, and 3 out of 6.
What I'm saying is that, and yes it is an extreme case, someone that
attended the first 48 meetings would not be qualified when we establish
the next NomCom after IETF 96. Nor would someone attending 5 meetings
and then did not attend for almost 2 years be qualified.
/Loa
Brian
http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-kucherawy-rfc7437bis/
-MSK