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Brian E Carpenter wrote:
As Leslie noted (...) another tricky point is exactly when the list is published and how nominations after that date are handled.
Agreed. If you make the publication at the end of the nominations period then its not useful as a tool for other potential candidates to decide if they want (or need!) to run for the position. But it seems complicated to publish the list several times. And if we are open about the list of candidates, we can't have nominations coming in after the last publication of the list. Its a tricky decision, but if it were up to me I'd probably just publish it once, at the end of the nominations period.
Actually, I think there is a slightly better way, somehow analagous to the 'petition period' used by the ISOC NomCom process.
On day N, publish the list of willing nominees so far and invite further nominations before day N+14.
On day N+28, publish the final list of willing nominees and invite feedback.
This would, if we wanted to publish the names, give 2 weeks for extra nominations and another 2 weeks to check their willingness to serve.
Brian
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