- From: Steven Jenkins <steven.jenkins_at_ieee.org>
- Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 15:28:18 -0700
Baldwin, Stu W (JFTI) wrote: > Knowing that we agree on the objective, I can't understand why you are > finding fault with a Web based collaboration as the means of achieving that > objective. I not only didn't find fault with it, I didn't mention it at all. Go for it. > [description of web collaboration edlided] Thanks. I'm familiar with the web :-). > If commercial venders are needed "to invest in the development required to > support a formal standard from a recognized body", I see no reason why they > wouldn't invest in the development of an IEEE spec via Web technology. If it > means paying Herman to write the spec, then by all means, pay Herman to > write the spec. If it means buying the committee a nice hotel in Orlando > during the colder months, why not eliminate that cost, and make the spec > available to IEEE members for free. That's a cheap shot, and not helpful. The cost of IEEE standards does not pay for hotels for committee members in Orlando or anywhere else. I didn't intend to start a discussion on reforming the standards process, and I'm going to let this one die here. Steve
Received on 2003-04-14Z21:28:18