James Carlson wrote:
> Garrett D'Amore writes:
>   
>> So, now my question for PSARC is, if someone (say me, or Philip) wanted 
>> to start up a case to make this a new requirement going forward (and 
>> presumably we could allow for drivers to waive the requirement, but they 
>> should need to be justified) wanted to sponsor a case, does this fall 
>> under the realm of what would be called a fasttrack?
>>
>> Such a proposal would itself be very light weight, but I'm not at all 
>> convinced it would be non-controversial enough to qualify for less than 
>> a full case.  If nothing else, it gives PSARC a chance to express a 
>> stronger opinion.
>>     
>
> If it's the commonly-held opinion of those who work on drivers, then I
> don't think it should face many problems.  If you've discussed it in
> the appropriate group first, then I see no problem with using a
> fast-track to establish the new ARC-wide rule.
>   
99% true (IMHO)

The trouble is that only one ARC sees fast-tracks.

Having done this myself, I'd suggest cc: the other ARCs and start with a 
*short* paragraph explaining why they are seeing it.  I suspect nobody 
other than PSARC cares, but other ARCs might get pissy if excluded.

(Other minor variations exist, but the *need* is that all ARCs get 
notified and a chance to comment (if needed)).

- jek3


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