[Council] JEP acceptance process
Peter Saint-Andre
stpeter at jabber.org
Thu Mar 11 17:52:58 CST 2004
The process used by the Jabber Council to accept JEPs for publication is
not clearly defined. The current best practices seem to be as follows:
1. Author submits document to the JEP Editor
2. JEP Editor posts the document online for review by the Council,
currently at <http://www.jabber.org/~stpeter/editor/>
3. If there are no objections from Council members within ~7 days, the
JEP Editor assigns a number to the document, publishes it as a JEP,
announces it on the Standards-JIG mailing list, etc.
Some formalization would probably be good so that we can define this
process in JEP-0001. In particular:
- the process for communicating with the author is undefined, as is the
process for making modifications (revise and resubmit seems good,
within reason regarding number of iterations and timeouts)
- the Council review period is undefined (currently I am assuming that
one week is sufficient, but this has not been codified)
- it would probably be better to place these documents in a more formal
location, rather than a personal directory of the current JEP Editor
(something like <http://www.jabber.org/jeps/inbox/> seems good)
Further thoughts?
Peter
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Peter Saint-Andre
Jabber Software Foundation
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