> In addition, BCP 10 (RFC 3777) in no way limits the
> NomCom from selecting sitting ISOC Board members to be on the
> IAB or IESG.
I think it would be best to avoid having ADs on the BoT,
as they are overworked already, and (should be) focused on producing
the protocols we need now.
However
> There is a new relationship between ISOC and the IETF for administrative
> support as defined by BCP 101 (RFC 4071). Given these changes in our
> ties to ISOC, the IAB has been discussing (without coming to any
> conclusion on the matter) whether it is any longer appropriate for
> someone to simu
Leslie allegedly wrote:
> Annually, the IAB makes an appointment to one of three seats on the
> Internet Society Board of Trustees (ISOC BoT). BCP 77 (RFC 3677),
> which describes the selection process, allows IESG and IAB members to
> be selected for the ISOC Board, though no more than two of the
