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An Advance notice MUST indicate: Where the public can raise comments on the draft charter, e.g., a pointer to the Github issues of the associated charter repository.
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@xueyuanjia, pull request #323 makes lots of necessary changes to adv-notice.md. Could we fold this pull request into that one? |
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@ianbjacobs I've proposed changes to #323 . |
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Now part of #323 so perhaps this one can be closed. |
koalie
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Jun 12, 2025
I hope this PR (#325) can be approved and merged into the current Guidebook, as we are likely to have more Advance Notices for draft charters before the new Process takes effect. Additionally, this change is relevant to AC review of proposed charters (see #326). |
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An Advance notice MUST indicate: Where the public can raise comments on the draft charter, e.g., a pointer to the Github issues of the associated charter repository.