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This is a good suggestion in the sense that as far as I can see, it would fall within the current BCP rules, and could be implemented easily soon. Then we could take a bit more time to update the BCP in parallel, while perhaps also getting some early experiences on how well the new model works.
--Jari
How about when someone tosses their hat in the nomcom ring, they indicate if their name can be made public. Nomcom publishes a list of these names & a note about the number of candidates who are anonymous. The genereal IETF than has a somewhat better idea of who to provide comments on & candidates can remain anonymous.
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