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JSR 166 also took an innovative approach for involving the public in the process. Just as with all JSRs, the expert group had a private mailing list for discussion and decision-making, but there was also a public mailing list, concurrency-interest, to which frequent API snapshots were posted and from which opinions were solicited. This allowed knowledgeable outsiders to comment and make suggestions -- many of which were very useful -- without bogging down the process, and it also allowed the expert group to consider public input far earlier in the process, before decisions were set in stone. This combination of public involvement and private decision-making almost certainly improved the result over the more typical private-only approach.
In the JCP case study entitled \"A Transparent Expert Group,\" this open model that combines private discussion with public review was deemed such a big success that it was declared that the next version of the Java Community Process, 2.6, would require the existence of a public Early Draft Review (concurrent with Community Review), where both the public and the community can comment.
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