On Sat, Aug 08, 2020 at 11:56:36PM -0400, Joel M. Halpern wrote: > Let me approach the quesiton of what i sneeded slightlhy differently. > > Do you think the General AD has enough support / authority to ask the > gen-art reviewers to look for problematic language? If so, what should she > point to as examples of what one might look for? (The gen-art review team > has people with a range of language backgrounds.) Speaking for myself, I do. It's not just reviewers, but also shepherds, directorates, ADs, RPC staff, and the RSE -- quite the gauntlet. Certainly this approach could be attempted, and if still I-Ds make it onto the RFC-Editor queue with offensive language (where the RPC staff could also object to offensive language), then we could revisit the matter. Most likely we've not had offensive language in use in recent I-Ds/RFCs. We might not even have a problem to fix. No evidence has been presented that we do have a problem to fix.