Difference between revisions of "Process for requesting publication of errata"
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If the changes to a published standard are significant they should be balloted. Otherwise a list of addenda must be compiled. While a full re-publication release with errata would be more useful to implementers, most WGs would not want to re-publish the whole standard, as to ANSI, republishing is considered a new version. | If the changes to a published standard are significant they should be balloted. Otherwise a list of addenda must be compiled. While a full re-publication release with errata would be more useful to implementers, most WGs would not want to re-publish the whole standard, as to ANSI, republishing is considered a new version. | ||
| − | Summary - Normative | + | Summary - Normative, Informative and DSTU publication requests go to TSC for approval, and errata are approved by Wayne. |
Work Groups that formerly gathered errata comments on the wiki have moved efforts largely to the DSTU comments site due to improvements on the web site. | Work Groups that formerly gathered errata comments on the wiki have moved efforts largely to the DSTU comments site due to improvements on the web site. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 19 May 2016
Formalization of process for requesting publication of errata (from TSC Tracker 2403. Errata publications go to the CTO (Wayne) and not the TSC.
As of 2013Jan the TSC included a different element on the publication request for errata. This new process using publication request form indicates a committee vote but would require final approved by Wayne Kubick, the CTO.
If the changes to a published standard are significant they should be balloted. Otherwise a list of addenda must be compiled. While a full re-publication release with errata would be more useful to implementers, most WGs would not want to re-publish the whole standard, as to ANSI, republishing is considered a new version.
Summary - Normative, Informative and DSTU publication requests go to TSC for approval, and errata are approved by Wayne.
Work Groups that formerly gathered errata comments on the wiki have moved efforts largely to the DSTU comments site due to improvements on the web site.
