The final list of volunteers for the 2003 NomCom can be found at http://www.ietf.org/nomcom. I would like to thank everyone who volunteered. I will run the selection process and announce the results on October 10, 2003. Ten NomCom voting members will be chosen from the pool of volunteers according to the procedure described by Donald Eastlake in RFC 2777, "Publicly Verifiable Nomcom Random Selection". The source of randomness will be based on the shares-traded number of the 12 stocks specified below. At this time, 2727bis has not yet been approved as an RFC. Hence I will use RFC 2727's eligibility criteria (attended 2 of the last 3 IETF meetings) when performing the random selection. I will not check the primary affiliation of the volunteers. If the RFC 2777 algorithm selects an ineligible volunteer, I will repeat the method until I have ten eligible and willing volunteers. The official shares-traded numbers (denoted in 000s) will be drawn from the October 10, 2003 Wall Street Journal which reports the sales figures from the previous trading day - October 9, 2003. If trading in any of the stocks is suspended, then the shares traded will be assumed to be 0. The NomCom voting members will start their term on October 17, after the IETF community has had a chance to review the random selection process. Thank you, Rich Draves <richdr@microsoft.com> STOCKS USED IN THE NOMCOM SELECTION PROCESS: Motorola (MOT) Lucent (LU) Nortel (NT) Liberty (L) Pfizer (PFE) General Electric (GE) Nokia (NOK) EMC Corp (EMC) FTI Consulting (FCN) Citigroup (C) Corning (GLW) Tyco International (TYC)
