> I agree with the notion that all folks in positions of perceived > power (e.g. IAB, IESG, WG Chairs, IRTF Chair) should be required to > disclose publicly all of their relationships (e.g. employment, > presence on other Internet-related positions such as board of a > registry, technical advisory board memberships, and so forth) that > might possibly be conflicts of interest. The goal should be to err on > the side of too much disclosure, rather than too little.
I like that we have individuals at the ietf meetings rather than company representatives, in the long run it creates less politics. I don't think anyone who attempts to move drafts for financial gain will ever gain much; these documents we develop here (less the informational track) stand on their own. -rick
