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They did something similar with the National Academies’ statement of task for the next planetary decadal survey. It was posted to the appropriate web site but then it was pulled off after a couple days. No one actually objected to anything in it; it just turned out all the right people hadn’t formally signed off on it. Personally, I was sort of disappointed with it; a number of things the community had discussed were either left out or watered down. But at least they did talk about having early career scientists on the panels.