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Brian Rosen wrote:
It seems important to begin a discussion with true facts, and the statement immediately above is false.Yes, I understand, this only applies to the Independent Submission stream. We ask the IESG to review these documents, and that review is technical.
To quote Harald's words from RFC 3932: In March 2004, the IESG decided to make a major change in this review model. The new review model will have the IESG take responsibility ONLY for checking for conflicts between the work of the IETF and the documents submitted; soliciting technical review is deemed to be the responsibility of the RFC Editor. If an individual IESG member chooses to review the technical content of the document and finds issues, that member will communicate these issues to the RFC Editor, and they will be treated the same way as comments on the documents from other sources. Sigh. I suppose this message is a derivative work. Bob Braden'
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