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Subject: Re: RQ draft in progress
Lauren Wood wrote: > > On 7 Jan 00, at 9:59, Jon Bosak wrote: > > > At our PAC meeting Thursday we read through and amended RQ 1 as shown > > below. Next meeting we will take this up beginning with RQ 2. > > > > Jon > > > > ================================================================== > > > ************* continue reading here 2000.01.20 ************** > > > > RQ 2. Resource/funding model > > > > The creation of OASIS technical committees should not be > > limited by the resources of OASIS as a corporation. > > > > This appears to imply that the incremental cost of creating a > > TC should, on average, not exceed the incremental revenue > > gained through the addition of members as a direct or indirect > > result of creating the TC. > > Let's assume that the cost of creating a TC (PR, time for review, > adding to the web site, etc) is equivalent to the cost of having two > new members. This would seem to indicate that if the Footware TC > starts on the Boot specification and two new members join, that is > acceptable. But if the Footware TC then wants to create the Shoe > specification, and no new members join, that would be > unacceptable. > > I find this hard to accept. Since the members of the Footware TC > could then just leave OASIS, and then rejoin, in which case > everything would be hunky-dory again, it would seem reasonable to > say that a TC with a certain number of members is entitled to put > out a certain number of specifications per year (or other unit of > time) and the resources required to process these will be there. > Mind you, this would penalise very efficient TCs who produce a lot > of work, and tend to encourage large specifications rather than > small one. So I don't have a perfect answer to this conundrum. I don't see where the conumdrum is. The issue is scaling TC creation in such a way that it is not limited by Oasis resources. Nowhere is TC output mentioned. In particular, I have no idea how you reach the conclusion that if no new members join the Footware TC is would be unacceptable for it to work on Shoes. What am I missing? Eduardo > > Lauren
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