I hear what you are saying, but we actually voted on including many clarifications in the Top-25 and if we give a free pass to *any* other clarifications, then, IMO, we are corrupting the prioritization process. I will try to raise this in the WG meeting on Thursday, please keep me honest.
Matt
-- Matt Maidment mmaidmen@ichips.intel.com >-----Original Message----- >From: Bresticker, Shalom >Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 1:10 PM >To: Maidment, Matthew R; sv-bc@eda.org >Subject: RE: Posted draft of Top-25 Presentation to 1800 WG > >One might consider relating differently to clarifications than to >enhancements on this point. >I was thinking mostly of clarifications. >(Minor errata are already mentioned, and presumably noone would object to >fixing major errata.) > >Thanks, >Shalom > > >> >Note that there is a difference between bringing up an issue >> for discussion >> >or presenting only an very initial proposal and presenting a >> detailed, more >> >or less final, proposal. >> >> [Matt Maidment] Certainly these two things are different but >> the result >> is the same: it enables diversion of the group from following a plan. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Wed May 12 13:34:43 2010
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