On just a couple of process points:

On 1 Apr 2025, at 22:30, Dave Crocker wrote:

When calling to have a wg adopt a draft, it is worth reviewing comments on that draft beforehand

The draft version that was called for adoption is drastically different than the draft on which you commented, and I haven't endeavored to go through point-by-point to see which comments apply to which of the current documents. It's also not clear to me which of your comments amount to "this will need to be corrected" and which ones amount to "this indicates this document is not appropriate for adoption, even as a framework that will require a lot of corrections." It would probably be useful to identify the latter sort (if any) in response to the call for adoption.

Apologies for not responding to this semi-official response to my unofficial review of the draft in January.

I'm not clear what the terms "semi-official" and "unofficial" mean in this context.

I will note that Allen's was the only response to my detailed review.  And it was only to my summary comments.

On the average, that speaks poorly both for group engagement and for advocate engagement.

I can think of other reasons why a long detailed pre-chartering review of an early pre-chartering version of a draft might not have gotten a great deal of response, none of them having anything to do with participants' engagement in the work of the WG. I don't think we need to dwell on this at the moment.

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