- From: Arthur Barstow <art.barstow@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2014 14:04:25 -0400
- To: public-openw3c@w3.org
Based on some of the recent postings on the process list, it seems like it would be helpful to reflect some type of "audience" considerations/hierarchy when determining the priority of issues. For example, here is a first cut at a set of actors, highest to lowest priority: * Developers (does the issue affect developers or the deployment of a spec; will addressing the issue solve an urgent interop problem) * Implementers (does the issue affect implementers of a spec) * Technical group members (is the issue blocking progress on a spec; is the issue blocking adoption of a spec) * Editors (is the issue blocking advancement of a spec) * Process wonks (is the issue blocking any of the above or is it just fodder for those that feel some type of mandate to update process documents) Although I am a member of the process group, I don't expect members of this group to necessarily be interested in the details of the process group's deliberations. I also only intend to actively work on process issues that affect higher priority audiences. As such, I welcome feedback on the list above since it can help me justify/focus my process related efforts. -Thanks, AB
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