There are frequently mentoring systems available. I am not sure how to get
in them.

Also at the ISO meetings (typically at an evening SG sessions) there
are incubator sessions where you can explain your proposal and they will
suggest ideas. This can typically be done remotely. The next full ISOCPP
meeting is in Kona in November. I don't think I will be onsite for that
meeting. The hotel was way too expensive.

On Mon, Sep 25, 2023 at 9:58 AM Levo DeLellis via Std-Discussion <
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> I submitted a proposal two weeks ago which you can find at
> https://lists.isocpp.org/std-proposals/2023/09/7741.php
>
> There were no comments. I'm not sure how to interpret that or how a
> proposal becomes accepted. I assumed a proposal is better when it can
> be used as a building block rather than a large complete system? Do I
> need to find a committee member who's interested in getting my
> proposal accepted? Is the proposal too small? I'm not sure what next
> steps I should take
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