I am sending around some changes to the Predictability Document that are needed in order to clarify the fact that the proposed Standing IRT, which I call SPIRT  - Standing Predictability IRT (sounds better than hitting a SNAG) - , is not the role of the final “determiner” of the category of the change.   Ultimately Council retains control of that determination.  I also think the SPIRT has to be mentioned up front in the document.  Categories for types of change will be subject to a lot more argument if the role of the SPIRT is not clarified up front.

 

Anne

 

 

 

Ok, I know this is a long time coming, but we wanted to kick off discussion on the predictability model at the link provided below.  I will send some subsequent e-mails with specific questions, but wanted to make sure that you all still had the current list.

 

 

 

Dear Small Team Members,

 

As noted on the full WG mailing list, a new mailing list has been created for this small team to make progress on the Predictability Framework and to eventually recommend a version for the full WG to consider.

 

The latest version of the summary document can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12_x8zYR9r6zXqfA7dmoosSPH12NmcyJ-2FEjecGrBh4/edit?ts=5cca0b90#heading=h.7kd5yr7uelh2. As I believe Jeff has mentioned during the past call a few times, there are a number of elements of the Predictability Framework/Standing IRT that the WG did not get to during discussions, but would warrant discussion here. Starting on page 5, you will see a section called General Comments and Issues To Be Determined – here, you will find a number of open questions about the Standing IRT (or whatever it may end up being called), such as composition, managing of conflicts of interest, decision-making, etc.

 

It is probably easiest to maintain conversation on this mailing list, at least for the time being?

 

Lastly, you can find the link to this small team’s Wiki space here: https://community.icann.org/x/P5WGBg

 

Best,

Steve

 

 

 

 

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