In addition, BCP 10 (RFC 3777) in no way limits the
NomCom from selecting sitting ISOC Board members to be on the
IAB or IESG.
I think it would be best to avoid having ADs on the BoT,
as they are overworked already, and (should be) focused on producing
the protocols we need now.
However,
There is a new relationship between ISOC and the IETF for administrative
support as defined by BCP 101 (RFC 4071). Given these changes in our
ties to ISOC, the IAB has been discussing (without coming to any
conclusion on the matter) whether it is any longer appropriate for
someone to
Leslie allegedly wrote:
Annually, the IAB makes an appointment to one of three seats on the
Internet Society Board of Trustees (ISOC BoT). BCP 77 (RFC 3677),
which describes the selection process, allows IESG and IAB members to
be selected for the ISOC Board, though no more than two of the
Annually, the IAB makes an appointment to one of three seats on the
Internet Society Board of Trustees (ISOC BoT). BCP 77 (RFC 3677), which
describes the selection process, allows IESG and IAB members to be
selected for the ISOC Board, though no more than two of the three could
be IESG or IAB
