On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 05:04:15PM -0400, Russ Housley wrote:
On the leadership call earlier today, we observed that the reason for our questions about the SSR1 recommendations is because it is not necessarily easy to determine what was done to implement the recommendations, and in some cases, the ICANN staff that did the implementation have moved on. Negar pointed out that ICANN is putting together a way to better track the resolution of review team recommendations going forward. The is good, and it will help future review teams, but it will not help us.
yes, negar covered this at the F2F. i'm not convinced that means we should ignore this issue for the purposes of evaluating these recommendations. a related concern may motivate another question, or modifying this one. whether the recommendation is worded in a way that is amenable to assessment of its successful implementation. so something like "Is the recommendation phrased in way conducive to assessment of its implementation? Maybe we can cover this with another question, but I think we need to accommodate for recommendations that are problematically vaguely worded... k