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['''Note to the proposer:''' please delete these lines after reading!  Please bear in mind that if you do not volunteer to be the driver of the proposal, and you do not fill it out in great detail, then your proposal or issue will be addressed ''only if'' a driver is found.  So, if you really do want your work not to go to waste, please do help locate a driver for your proposal.  Thanks!  Now please delete the foregoing message!]
['''Note to the proposer:''' please delete these lines after reading!  Please bear in mind that if you do not volunteer to be the driver of the proposal, and you do not fill it out in great detail, then your proposal or issue will be addressed ''only if'' a driver is found.  So, if you really do want your work not to go to waste, please do help locate a driver for your proposal.  Thanks!  Now please delete the foregoing message!]


{{proposal assignment}}
{{proposal assignment|Dless}}


'''Driver:''' (please specify, if any)
'''Driver:''' None


== Complete explanation ==
== Complete explanation ==

Revision as of 09:34, 10 March 2008

[Note to the proposer: please delete these lines after reading! Please bear in mind that if you do not volunteer to be the driver of the proposal, and you do not fill it out in great detail, then your proposal or issue will be addressed only if a driver is found. So, if you really do want your work not to go to waste, please do help locate a driver for your proposal. Thanks! Now please delete the foregoing message!]

This proposal is presently driverless. Why not become its driver?
You can sign up on its proposal record, which may be found on the driverless proposals page.


Driver: None

Complete explanation

A complete, clear, feasible, and (as applicable) step-by-step explanation of the proposal. Or, if an issue: a complete and fair explanation of the competing positions that the decisionmakers are being asked to consider.

Reasoning

The reasoning behind the proposal, or behind the various options offered in the issue. Make sure it is clear what problem you're trying to solve (or opportunity you're trying to leverage), and the proposal would solve the problem.

Implementation

A practical "to do list" type explanation of how the proposal will be implemented, and who will implement it. If there is no one to implement the proposal (as, for example, with many technical or recruitment proposals), then it is automatically declined.

Discussion

A discussion section, to which anyone may contribute.

If someone with the technical expertise to implement this is interested, I'd say go for it. Otherwise, this seems too far down the priority list to worry about for another year or so. Warren Schudy 12:51, 23 February 2008 (CST)

I'm thinking that if all of the technical resources and volunteers could be corralled into a single unified workgroup via my proposal, we could expedite something like this. --Robert W King 15:02, 7 March 2008 (CST)

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