[ARIN-Suggestions] Response to Suggestion 2011.22: PPML FORMAT CHANGE
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Mon Mar 25 17:14:46 EDT 2013
ARIN has issued its response to ACSP Suggestion 2011.22. The suggestion
and response text are provided below. This suggestion is now closed and
is available at:
https://www.arin.net/participate/acsp/suggestions/2011-22.html
Regards,
Communications and Member Services
American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN)
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Suggestion: *
Reading PPML is now impossible because the traffic is to high and the
signal to noise ratio is too low.
I would lke to sugges using a blog/wiki instead to discuss new proposal.
The 'owner' of a proposal would have a top post explaining the idea,
there would be discussions following up in blog comment format. If
shepherds are assigned, the 'pro' shepherd would be in charge of
updating the top post with summary of new arguments and the 'con'
shepherd will update a side box with a summary of the 'cons'.
That way, I could come and have a summary of the proposal and the
pros/cons arguments in just one view. I'm not interested in the 100th
repeat of the same point, but in the collection of the pros and cons point.
I have to say that I've now stopped reading PPML, and I hope such a
system could be put in place very quickly.
*Response:*
The ARIN Advisory Council has formed an Improve Communications Group
(ICG) to improve policy related discussions in general. Your suggestion
has been provided to the ICG as input into their effort. The ICG will be
reporting progress periodically at ARIN Public Policy Consultations and
Public Policy and Member Meetings and therefore you will be able to
provide additional input as well as monitor progress at those events.
Note that you can participate remotely if you are unable to attend in
person. Since this suggestion has been provided to the ICG and is now
part of their deliberations, this suggestion is now closed.
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