[NCUC E-team] Mailing lists

[Avri Doria]

Hi,

Quick question.  if you create a NCUC-PC as the charter requires will you expect it to have a list?

avri

On 22 Jan 2013, at 14:07, Edward Morris wrote:

> Hi Avri,
> 
> Thanks for making your views a bit clearer for me.
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> As for discussing policy, I think that should be done in ncsg-discuss.
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> but i also suggested a policy-drafts list.
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> i saw this as the midpoint between a NCUC-PC and a post NCUC-PC charter.
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> It could be by invitation (EC decided PC), though i prefer it open to all who want to work on drafting.
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> I can also see a reasonable step that says: ok we have the following draft of a policy stmt, what does the member at lists think of this before submission, with the Chair, in his role as czar, determining whether we have consensus to submit.
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> I can live with this. I'd still prefer a simple discuss-NCUC list, KISS comes to mind, but if others think this is the way forward I'm happy to give it a shot. I'm principally looking for a place where Constituency policy can be discussed and formulated in a respectful manner without having to deal with the baggage that seems to come from NPOC and ALAC liaison participation. Lot of personal history here that is a turn off to some. I'd also like to encourage migration of policy topics away from private conversations and onto public lists where possible. Your proposal is a bit more complicated than I'd like but it could serve the same purpose so I'm happy to support it or anything else that might accomplish the same thing.