> This means that I, as a proposal author, have no means of accessing the > documents that I contribute.
I sent in a document some years ago and it was not even allowed to go into the list for discussion. It was said that it was out of scope. It is not clear whether people on the committees that discuss submitted documents were even aware that it had been submitted. I have submitted documents to the Unicode Technical Committee and some have been added to the list and one has been not added as it was said to be out of scope: however it was passed to the Chair of another Unicode Committee and it was considered. William Overington 10 June 2015 ----Original message---- >From : [email protected] Date : 09/06/2015 - 23:07 (GMTST) To : [email protected] Cc : [email protected] Subject : Accessing the WG2 document register Hello all, I learned today that the WG2 document register is not publicly accessible. This means that I, as a proposal author, have no means of accessing the documents that I contribute. Can someone associated with WG2 or anyone else in the know please tell me why these documents are under lock and key? All the best, Anshuman
