Re: Assuring ISOC commitment to AdminRest

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Pete Resnick <presnick@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> On 12/12/04 at 9:06 PM +0100, Bert (Bert) Wijnen wrote:
>
>> This debate between John and Pete seems to be at such an abstract
>> meta level to me, that I have difficulty to try and see what it
>> means for the IAS BCP doc that I thinkwe are trying to get consensus
>> on.
>>
>> As I said, it could be just me, but I seem unable to map it to any
>> issue(s) with the curremt text in rev 02 of the doc.
>
> Ignoring John's caricature of my position: I think I am suggesting an
> addition to the current BCP which more or less says:
>
> "This BCP will take effect upon adoption of the BCP by the IESG and
> the concurrent <<insert thing that ISOC does which codifies in some
> interesting way the adoption of the relationship by ISOC>>"
>
> I also suggested to insert for the part in <<>>:
>
> "adoption of an ISOC by-law signifying the adoption of the principles
> laid out in this BCP."
>
> That's it.

I think that language like this is a pretty important part of the 
equation. We've had a lot of discussion about how ISOC agrees
to something with an organization that doesn't formally exist,
and this seems to be exactly the right kind of answer...

-Ekr

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