The IESG received community feedback for its announcement of the ALLDISPATCH experiment at IETF 119 [1]. Based on that feedback, we are continuing with the experiment, with added detail as described below.
High-order bits Three respondents expressed approval of the experiment. There was additional verbal positive feedback. However, two commenters suggested that GENDISPATCH remain a separate session. We opted to include it because it has similarly broad scheduling conflicts, although we agree that it is thematically separate from the other streams. We will revisit this decision at the conclusion of the experiment. Nevertheless, the agenda will have start times for each accepted topic, so attendees can choose what to attend. Another commenter mentioned that competing sessions are likely to be deserted. The IESG will only schedule other sessions against DISPATCH by exception. We anticipate that any conflicting sessions, if necessary, will consist of the handful of groups where participants are largely disconnected from the rest of IETF. Low-order bits One comment approved of the 0830 start time. There were also suggestions about how to run the meeting. The IESG will leave low-level meeting management to the chairs, who are experienced with these matters, but will pass these recommendations to those chairs. Martin Duke On behalf of the IESG [1] https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/ietf-announce/V6FqmcbW0RNbuAYqKRDACD5AbH4/
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