> The W3C has a new, more streamlined process for Recommendation Track > documents: > > http://www.w3.org/2014/Process-20140801/#Reports > > There is no longer an explicit "Last Call" stage required. > > With my hat on as chair, I feel that Last Call is a useful phase of the > process. Our group works asynchronously, our features have impact on > features defined by other WGs, and historically a Last Call announcement > has been very fruitful for us in terms of receiving input from the > broader community. It is a signal to someone with limited time to devote > to review that new features are not planned and things are approaching > their final shape. > > What do other members (and especially editors think)? Should we abandon > the Last Call in WebAppSec, or maintain it informally as part of our > group's culture? +1 for the latter (keep WGLC step as informal part of WG process)Received on Tuesday, 11 November 2014 23:20:02 UTC
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