>I think it is questions of process, how would we feel if AFRINIC commented on >one of our policies on >their policy list?
Is this a serious question? How would I feel? I’d feel perfectly fine. >Further, a staff evaluation is a formal process because generally, RIR staff >don't comment about a policy proposal except through such a formal evaluation. >There are very good reasons, staff evaluations go through a formal process, >staff should only plan a very limited roll in the formation of RIR policy. >Yes, in some situations this is inconvenient, but there is a strong reason for >this inconvenience, and why there is a PDP. Sorry, David, I am still waiting for a serious answer to my question why a staff evaluation needs to be hidden. I’ll check the pile of emails that has come in afterwards to see if anyone comes up with a better one.
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