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John Reid writes:

 > As Convener, let me comment that this is an FCD ballot, not a DIS 
 > ballot. J3 could work on this at its next meeting and propose an edit in 
 > the US ballot. Minor technical changes are allowed at this stage; 
 > nothing of the magnitude of what we did last time, of course, but this 
 > one looks like just the sort of thing that the ballot is intended to catch.
 > 
 > Please don't come up with tons of such edits - that would put us back to 
 > doing another FCD - but my understanding is that a few would be OK.

Ok.  But just to further clarify the clarification for dummies like me
(actually, I think you are clear, but I want to elaborate on what I
heard you say to make sure that others notice the distinction that
I did...or just in case the distinction I thought I heard isn't there).

I'm hearing you say that this might be appropriate as a country
comment on the FCD.  Those comments get considered and acted on
by the full committee.

But note that what we are doing this month is not the FCD vote.
Proposed edits this month are expected to be pretty much
unquestionable (partly because the whole committee won't be
able to review them adequately).

Thus, I'm hearing "save it for the country FCD vote (and there better
not be very many of them)" instead of "save it for an interp", but
still not something that the vetting subgroup should consider for
right now.

-- 
Richard Maine                |  Good judgment comes from experience;
Richard.Maine@nasa.gov       |  experience comes from bad judgment.
                             |        -- Mark Twain
