Re: [soa-rm-ra] How can non-OASIS folks engage with the SOA-RA subcommittee?

[Francis McCabe <frankmccabe@mac.com>]

Anil:
  OASIS is not a pay-to-play organization, but there are still rules  
of engagement.

  The basic rules of the game are:
1. To fully participate, someone has to be a member of OASIS, the RM  
TC and the RA STC. For an individual, membership of OASIS runs to $300.
2. Once the committee starts publishing drafts, members of OASIS are  
free to submit comments and issues. (We are not going to turn down a  
comment or issue from a non-OASIS member unless it is egregious.)
3. Once the committee publishes a public working draft, all members  
of the public may submit comments and issues.
Frank

On Jan 9, 2007, at 7:49 AM, John, Anil wrote:

> Given our discussion at the F2F on getting wider community input into
> our work, I blogged about the Governance piece @
> <http://www.aniltj.com/blog/2007/01/03/ 
> OASISSOARAAStartingPointForGovern
> ance.aspx>
> Alternate Link @ http://tinyurl.com/sw64e
>
> A question that has come up in the comments, and from some folks who
> have pinged me directly is, how can they engage with the committee at
> large? I am pretty much scoping the RA topic on my blog to  
> governance as
> that is something that I have a great deal of interest in and am  
> willing
> to act as a conduit for the committee on that topic.  But there are
> folks who have expressed interest in topics beyond governance. How can
> we accommodate them?
>
> Please note that I am making a point of informing the folks that the
> blog is a secondary channel for communication and that the primary
> channel is to directly engage with OASIS (if a member). But what if  
> you
> are NOT an OASIS member? Is the public SOA-RM Comment List @
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/comments/index.php? 
> wg_abbrev=soa-rm
> something that can be used for this purpose? Or should there be a  
> public
> SOA-RA comments listserv that can be created?
>
> Would appreciate some discussion on how this can be accomplished  
> within
> the parameters given by OASIS.
>
> Regards,
>
> - Anil
>
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