On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 02:17:39PM -0000, Jonathan Robinson wrote:
All,
I cannot make the 16h30 today. Apologies.
I can make 13h00 Wed and plan to do so. Could we condense into a single meeting?
I didn't think we'd get done what we wanted in 30 mins. But I was hoping these would be meetings where we could make some decisions and mostly take ourselves out of this henceforth.
- Perhaps we should try to set in place a sequence of meetings (as required)
so that we have the time pre-committed and avoid the need for frequent polls.
I am desperately hoping that we can stop having meetings for a while. We should finish up the proposal to the extent it needs polishing, and send it to our respective communities. We can use this list thenceforth to communicate edits and alterations that might be needed.
- Also, it may be good to set out the scope of work and some timelines for
the milestones derived from that
Proposal:
1. Get the principles ready [this document. Ship this week?]
2. Undertake community review [2 weeks? People've already had a peek]
3. If edits, iterate on 1-2.
4. When done, send to respective counsel and have them hammer out the agreement (this is the stage I think ICANN staff gets involved) [indeterminate time]
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