- From: Sam Ruby <rubys@intertwingly.net>
- Date: Sun, 09 Aug 2009 21:05:38 -0400
- To: Manu Sporny <msporny@digitalbazaar.com>
- CC: HTMLWG WG <public-html@w3.org>
Manu Sporny wrote: >>> 2. Two other independent voices to support the publishing of this draft. >>> Without those voices, this proposal cannot be considered for >>> publishing. > > Sam, Chris - just noting that the HTML5-warnings draft has met the > minimum supporters requirement: I agree that minimum support is present, but before proceeding, I simply want to ensure that there at least one person disagrees with each option. So what I would like to ask is that if there is anybody who disagrees with any of the following, please say so, and indicate why. Indicating why is not optional. The reason need not be something others will agree with (obviously), but must not be frivolous. > ----------------- Pick one -------------------------- > [ ] Publish Ian's latest draft to address the heartbeat requirement. > [ ] Publish Ian's latest draft with Manu's warning language to > address the heartbeat requirement. > [ ] Publish both Ian's latest draft and Manu's latest warning > language draft. If it turns out that a poll is necessary, I'm concerned that a poll with three options could end up with a plurality. Given the input I have seen, I would prefer two separate questions: up or down on publishing Ian's draft at this time, and up or down on publishing Manu's draft at this time. Since non-publishing is not an option, voting down on both will be treated as an abstain and not be counted further. Of the remaining votes, if 50% or more vote for either draft that draft will be published. People will be allowed to vote for both drafts. If anybody thinks that that approach is not fair and appropriate, I will ask them to say so at this time, and explain why. > -- manu - Sam Ruby
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