David Morris <[email protected]> writes: > That aside though, I've not seen a description of the part of the > contract provisions and/or venue plans which deal with the 'great > firewall' potential impact on the many ways IETF participants expect > to use the Internet during meetings. Both from a perspective of > attendees as well as those of us unlikely to be present but desiring > traditional audio, video, chat, etc. real time access.
Given the number of people browsing the web or reading e-mail during meetings, I wonder whether cutting off Internet access beyond internal network services for jabber, presentation materials, etc during IETF meetings wouldn't actually _increase_ productivity. It could make people pay attention to the technical discussions. Some people could even spend the time writing specifications. Or _implement_ the specifications and test them against others, although that might be too far-fetched. /Simon - only half :-) _______________________________________________ Ietf mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf
