TL;DR: I'd feel a lot more comfortable if a couple of people would explicitly review wether I correctly captured the discussion in the summary.
So, we've received a number of comments on aspects of the discussion. That plus the original discussion leads me to believe we really are interested in this issue and that there's community interest in moving forward. But many of the comments have explicitly said they didn't follow the discussion. The summaries are half the check that the facilitator is doing a good job in a consensus discussion. The other half is having some people involved sanity check the summary. It would really help me have the confidence to move forward if a couple of people did that: * If you were involved enough that you can read the summary and say "Yeah, that's more or less what happened," please please do that. (If you think I got something wrong in the summary, then please say that too) * If you're willing to read the summary and compare against the actual discussion, I'd greatly appreciate that, especially if we cannot get people involved to confirm from their memory. If you do that, I recommend using a threaded mail reader and being prepared to skip reading subthreads that get too repetative or off-topic. When I did my re-read to prepare the summary, I trimmed out most of the discussion of non-free services from my re-read. With that trimmed, it took me an hour and a half to take notes on the entire discussion. I do understand that's a significant time investment to ask others to make. * If you aren't able to spend that time or have personal recollections, but think the level of review I and others have already done is adequate, please say that. Thanks, --Sam