Re: What problems does the draft cut-off solve? (was: Re: MARID back from the grave?)

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On 2 Mar 2005, at 12:39, Margaret Wasserman wrote:
I'd like to add-on to Spencer's point...

At 6:14 AM -0600 3/2/05, Spencer Dawkins wrote:
- Most important - we expect people to read the drafts before discussing them at face-to-face meetings, and thought that considering drafts submitted this morning didn't give working groups enough time to do necessary homework before having really confused and confusing discussions

Having the draft available two weeks in advance does very little good if the WGs don't have agendas posted that tell you what drafts to read in preparation for the meeting.


At this point, less than one week before the meeting, only 14 WGs (not counting BOFs) have agendas posted. I'm at a loss for a suitable adjective.

You might start by asking the secretariat why all the agendas which have been submitted haven't been posted... I know of two working groups which have sent in their agenda that don't appear on the website, and I suspect they're not the only ones.


Colin


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