Great question! There's no enforcement mechanism, but I can't think of any examples of comments not being addressed before being worked on. Also, so far all RF

Great question! There's no enforcement mechanism, but I can't think of any examples of comments not being addressed before being worked on. Also, so far all RFCs receive comments (between 5 and 50). Tracking RFCs is a good point, and we do it by putting them in a git repo. The document itself is markdown, and comments happen on a pull request (which also helps with notifying the entire team). So RFCs with an "open" PR are the ones currently soliciting feedback.