I think that Expert review is probably the best for any kind. The main reason 
to me is to have someone to help the "customer", such as: have you really 
thought about reusing one of the current defined classes instead of creating a 
new one?  have you thought about the transition problem? …    Kind of a way to 
interact with the "customer" before too late. We do want to minimize the number 
of sub-classes (or in general classes), therefore having an "interception" 
mechanism would be useful.

Marc.

Le 2012-09-19 à 10:21, Peter Saint-Andre a écrit :

> Currently, the RFC 5226 registration policy defined for subclasses is
> "First Come, First Served". Do we think that a slightly higher review
> standard is needed for subclasses, for instance "Expert Review" or
> even "Specification Required"? Although in general I am in favor of
> the lowest bar possible for registration, it strikes me that for
> subclasses we might want something more than "First Come, First
> Served" (IMHO "Expert Review" would be enough). For base class usage
> registrations, I think "First Come, First Served" is appropriate,
> although I would be open to "Expert Review" for those registrations as
> well.)
> 
> Peter
> 
> - -- 
> Peter Saint-Andre
> https://stpeter.im/
> 
> 

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