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Brian, and others,
I do have experience of WGs that care about DS.
So do I. But this has not been the norm in my experience.
If you think back to when we were discussing a one-stage standards track in newtrk, I at least was arguing for the importance of interoperability reports even in a one-stage system. The value in the DS label is surely the knowledge that an interop report has been presented and accepted. And that's why I conceded that I could live with a two-stage process (although I still think one stage plus interop reports would be just fine).
Brian (speaking only for myself)
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