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Notes
This is a comment collection.
Anyone who has access to the draft may provide comments.
You need to vote in order to provide comments,
but what you vote does not matter (i.e., has no
effect). If you are an 802.11 voter, this comment
collection will have no effect on your 802.11
membership, regardless of whether you respond or not.
The draft is password protected in accordance with IEEE
802 Policies and Procedures. To obtain the draft, use
the username and the password supplied to active members
for the 802.11 WG private area.
You need an IEEE web account to vote. Instructions
for getting an account, changing the registered email
address and affiliation are
here.
If you get a new IEEE-SA web account, you will need
to record an interest in C/LM/WG802.11, and let the WG
chair know your new SA pin before you can vote using
this account.
Robert Stacey
IEEE 802.11 Working Group Chair
E-mail: rjstacey@gmail.com
A comment collection is typically used by a task group to collect comments on a pre-WG ballot draft. The task group
is not seeking approval for the draft, simply collecting comments to identify areas that need further work.
A comment collection might also be used to gather comments on a document that is not a draft (e.g., a TIG report).
Because the comment collection is using the ePoll system, a vote is needed. However, the vote is not used by the
subgroup gathering the comments.
To submit your comments select the button. This will take you to
the ePoll page for the comment collection.
If prompted, enter your IEEE account credentials.
You won't be prompted if you have already
logged in to mentor, e.g., to access the 802.11 documents.
On the vote page:
Enter your affiliation, either from the drop-down list (if entered previously) or by typing it
in
Enter your vote; any option is acceptable.
Press OK.
Once you have voted, the links "Add comment" and
"Upload comments" will appear on the voting
page.
Adding comments using the web interface
Select the "Add comment" link from the voting page.
Enter values for the fields. See the "Writing Comments" tab above for details on how to write a comment.
NOTE: While the comment collection is still open, you can return to the ePoll page to add
additional comments or edit your comments. To return to the ePoll page select the
button.
Submit individual comments through the web interface or upload multiple comments using the
spreadsheet template. For each comment, provide the following information.
Comment
Describe the problem.
Category
Select one of: Technical, Editorial or General.
If you are using a comment spreadsheet, be sure to use the full word. The system will reject a
spreadsheet where this column does not contain one of these terms.
Page / Line Number
If you choose to include a page / line number
reference in your comments, please do so by entering
a non-negative integer in these columns (or roman
numeral page number). Be sure to quote the page number at the
bottom of the page in the clean draft, not the
redline document, as they will be different.
Subclause
Include the number of the subclause heading to which your
comment applies (e.g., 5, 2.1, 4.2.3., C, C.3,
8.2a.4b). If you have a comment that applies
to the entire document put "General" in this
field. Don't put "all", "many", "various" or any
other word you may personally fancy. If the field
contains anything other that a (sub)clause number or
"General", the comment may be rejected (insufficient detail).
If your comment relates to a table or figure, use the number of the subclause in which the table
or
figure resides. Put only the number and not
additional words such as "clause" or "annex".
Proposed Change
Describe how to correct the problem.
Keep the proposed change separate from the comment.
Remember that the operating rules state that
a "Disapprove" vote MUST be accompanied by comments which
include specific reasons and enough information for
the group to understand what you desire in order to
change your "Disapprove" vote to an "Approve" vote.
If your proposed change does not include sufficient detail to guide the group in a direction
that will satisfy you, then your comment will likely be rejected.
Must Be Satisfied
This field appears on the web interface only if
you have voted "Disapprove". It is always present in
the spreadsheet.
This field indicates whether the comment must be
satisfied in order for you to change your vote to
"Approve".
Any voter that votes "Disapprove" must have at least
one comment marked "must be satisfied=yes" to
support for their "Disapprove" vote. This field must not be left blank for any
comment accompanying a "Disapprove" vote, as the intent of
the voter regarding this comment would be
ambiguous.
Use only "Yes" or "No" in this column; any other value will prevent the system accepting your
upload.
NOTE: The redline document (if present) shows the
differences between the balloted draft and the previously balloted draft.
Due to limitations of the tools used to produce the
redline, this version of the draft may contain
artifacts arising from the comparison process.
Always check the clean version before reporting a problem found
in a redline document.
Always report the page and line numbers from
the clean draft.
WG Ballot Group
Voter
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