At 11:59 PM 12/21/00 -0800, Fred Baker wrote: >What we unfortunately commonly find is presentations *instead*of* >discussion. That's what people are being concerned about and saying is wrong. Hence: 1. IETF meetings should not be used for transmitting "news" that is relevant to the working group; use the list. 2. IETF meetings should not be used for introducing ideas or specifications; use the list. 3. If there is confusion or contention about something discussed on the list, THEN it is reasonable to make a presentation on the topic, attempting to provide clarification and coherence and as a basis for meeting discussion. d/ =-=-=-=-= Dave Crocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Brandenburg Consulting <www.brandenburg.com> Tel: +1.408.246.8253, Fax: +1.408.273.6464
- When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF logistics) Harald Alvestrand
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Fred Baker
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IE... Keith Moore
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IE... Michael Richardson
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Dave Crocker
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Paul Hoffman / IMC
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IE... Dave Crocker
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Pete Resnick
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Scott Brim
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Dave Crocker
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IETF l... Pete Resnick
- Re: When presentations are a good idea (Re: IE... Dave Crocker
