The term "Isolated Ground" should go

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charlie

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Re: The term "Isolated Ground" should go

Sam, we have a deadline for proposals to make the 2008 edition. The task force will make a proposal just like everyone else but it will carry a lot more weight than if I were to make a proposal. The remaining portion of the process is the same. :D
 
physis

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Re: The term "Isolated Ground" should go

Is it true that the only effect a comment can have is to delay a proposal?
 
charlie

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Re: The term "Isolated Ground" should go

No, a comment can have the effect of rejecting a proposal or changing the wording. If a proposal was accepted and it looks like it will cause heartburn with the language by effecting something else that was not intended, a comment would be in order. New language can be introduced as long as the intent of the original proposal, the intent of the panel actions, or the intent of a panel member's comment to the voting is not changed.

There is also the change that is being made that you just do not like. Make a comment to that effect and it will have an effect on the CMP if there are a lot of them. A panel will be concerned if there is a "ground swell" and act accordingly. Comments in support of a panel action will be listened to and could sway a panel's direction. Yes, you can make a difference. :D
 
physis

physis

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Re: The term "Isolated Ground" should go

They wont go "ahh, these hundred and fifty are from Sam, sheeze"? :D

[ January 23, 2005, 02:15 PM: Message edited by: physis ]
 
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