Dear Community:<br><br>FYI, let there be no doubt that we are aware that the current way that information on policy reviews and processes is presented is very difficult to navigate.<br clear="all"><br>In particular, I have told the other staff that the point we need to get to with the presentation of this information is that the Individual Internet User community should be able to find, in 15 minutes, online:
<br><br>1) What policies are being reviewed;<br>2) How the policy development processes work;<br>3) What the issues are (not requiring the reading, in the first instance, of large documents)<br>4) How to participate<br><br>
We are all aware that we are not at this point, and I am sure that new and candidate ALSes must find it difficult to get to the bottom of what is happening.<br><br>At the same time, I know that there are many in the community who are particularly knowledgeable about where given areas of policy development are currently at.
<br><br>Would it be possible to ask the older hands to provide a short intro to where things are, with (if possible) a few links for those interested to get further information?<br><br>-- <br>Regards,<br> <br>Nick Ashton-Hart
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