Up-leveling a bit in this discussion, step 1 is getting to documents that we can actually send for public comment :-) lets not lose sight of that task yet. Only couple of days left.
But secondly, there’s certainly a need to tell all of our communities about the documents once we have them, and have all them be able to comment. So all of us have to be sending notices to our communities.
Then there’s the actual place where you submit comments.
We at the IETF Trust feel we have to run an public review comment period, and that in this case (since we’d be serving more than the IETF) we feel that we have to have a comment period that is open to everybody. But that is not to say that others do not need or can not run their own processes. Certainly at least that notice has to go out to all communities. We’re happy for others to use the facilities that we’re setting up for sending and seeing comments, if you want to.
Jari