Frank, right now there are three, maybe even four different CAs in the
public discussion. I understand that the CAs are pressuring you to take
action, however in order to seriously review the bug information, CP/CPS
of the CAs, root certificates etc. as an effort from the community side,
I
Eddy Nigg wrote:
I think that by committing every two weeks another CA to the public
comments period (or alternatively as you started to do, twice a one week
period) we can include and process potentially 26 CAs per year. This
should be sufficient by estimating the number of CAs which are
Frank Hecker:
Unfortunately I think that that rate is too slow. The problem is that as
we clear existing requests new requests come in, and if we don't process
existing requests fast enough then the queue of unprocessed requests
will continue to grow without limit.
Reading the above one might
Eddy Nigg:
It's the time to discuss, which is obviously extended once there is a
potential issue, it's the time one needs to review.
Should have been It's *not* the time to discuss...'
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Eddy Nigg wrote:
Eddy Nigg:
It's the time to discuss, which is obviously extended once there is a
potential issue, it's the time one needs to review.
Should have been It's *not* the time to discuss...'
Understood. But note that from my point of view the start of the first
public comment
Frank Hecker:
(Of course you or
anyone else could have been doing review prior to that, based on the
information in the bug.)
I don't think it to be very useful and efficient to start a review prior
to the information complete state and have the CA confirmed by you for
public discussion.
I'm not clear on the separate purposes of the two comment periods.
Is there a statement somewhere, of what their separate purposes are?
What (if anything) are the would-be public participants supposed to do
differently in one period than in the other?
What is the event (other than the passage
Nelson B Bolyard wrote:
I'm not clear on the separate purposes of the two comment periods.
Is there a statement somewhere, of what their separate purposes are?
What (if anything) are the would-be public participants supposed to do
differently in one period than in the other?
My intent is
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