Hi, Pete, > Obviously we can't change 3777 for this NomCom. However, there is > nothing in 3777 or elsewhere that *requires* any nominee to keep > their own nomination confidential. So, I'd like to encourage nominees > to be public. Here's what I have in mind: If you've been nominated, > post a simple message to the IETF list of the following form: > > "My name was submitted to the NomCom for the position of <Foobar AD>, > and I've told the NomCom I'm willing to be considered. Of course, > this is no guarantee that if I get selected, I'd still be able to > serve. Please send them whatever positive or negative feedback you > have." > > End of message. No commentary on why you'd be wonderful (or terrible) > for the job. Just inviting people to comment. > > Thoughts on this?
Obviously, I have lots of thoughts on NomCom, but on this specific suggestion, I can only say that I would respond to these postings for anyone I was remotely equipped to provide feedback for. And that's probably one reasonable measure of good idea/bad idea - whether people will respond. Thanks, Spencer _______________________________________________ Ietf mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf
