Summary
WHO feedback (received ~2 months ago) cited CIEL's QA history as a reason they have not adopted CIEL and will not recommend it to others — specifically, quality issues identified roughly five years ago that have not been forgotten. Separately, WHO also raised CIEL's governance process, but this ticket is scoped to QA only. Governance is a real, related need but is deliberately a separate future post — do not fold it into this one, even if it would be powerful to eventually pair them.
Goal
Publish a blog post that makes CIEL's quality-assurance work visible and credible to a skeptical technical/institutional reader: what was fixed (one-time remediation) and what QA is now — routine, ideally automated, ongoing process. The details of the specific quality issues WHO flagged five years ago aren't known yet; drafting will need to surface what they were (if discoverable) alongside what's changed since.
Scope
- QA only. No governance/transparency content in this post.
- Cover both: (a) one-time fixes/remediation performed, and (b) what is now a standing, repeatable QA process — with measurable specifics (rule counts, coverage, cadence, etc.) rather than generic assurances.
Known QA infrastructure to draw from (starting points, not exhaustive — confirm current state while drafting)
Assignment
Acceptance criteria
Summary
WHO feedback (received ~2 months ago) cited CIEL's QA history as a reason they have not adopted CIEL and will not recommend it to others — specifically, quality issues identified roughly five years ago that have not been forgotten. Separately, WHO also raised CIEL's governance process, but this ticket is scoped to QA only. Governance is a real, related need but is deliberately a separate future post — do not fold it into this one, even if it would be powerful to eventually pair them.
Goal
Publish a blog post that makes CIEL's quality-assurance work visible and credible to a skeptical technical/institutional reader: what was fixed (one-time remediation) and what QA is now — routine, ideally automated, ongoing process. The details of the specific quality issues WHO flagged five years ago aren't known yet; drafting will need to surface what they were (if discoverable) alongside what's changed since.
Scope
Known QA infrastructure to draw from (starting points, not exhaustive — confirm current state while drafting)
[CIEL Source Mgmt QA Workflows]milestone (includeMappings & includeInverseMappings does not work when requesting list of concepts from a repo #53, closed) — early QA workflow workAssignment
Acceptance criteria