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- Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2013 04:59:00 +0000
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w3process-ISSUE-79: Don't require republication after 6 months of no publication http://www.w3.org/community/w3process/track/issues/79 Raised by: Ian Jacobs On product: Comment on 6 Dec 2013 chapter 7: "If 6 months elapse without significant changes to a specification a Working Group should publish a revised Working Draft, whose status section should indicate reasons for the lack of change." If groups are finding it not worth their time to publish, asking them to publish may not have the desired effect. I propose instead that the WG SHOULD send a status update to the webmaster and request that the Webmaster update the most recent draft IN PLACE with the status update. Charles commented that "if publsihing is painful we should fix that." If the group should be publishing but they consider it painful, yes we should fix that. But if the group has some reason for NOT publishing, it makes no sense to require them to publish. Clearly just adding 2 sentences of status update will be useful and sufficient.
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