On Sun, 25 Aug 2019 at 11:29, YW LEE <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Dear LF’s LSB professionals, > > > > How do you do? > > I am Yong Woo Lee at the University of Seoul, Seoul, Korea. > > > > < Professor Yong Woo Lee tried to invite me to the SC22/WG24 meeting > > < in Souel, as well as the earlier meeting in Toronto. > > > > On behalf of ISO/IEC JTC1 SC22, I had cordially invited you to the 2018 > September Toronto ISO/IEC JTC1 SC22 meeting and its subsidiary OWG-Linux > meetings in Toronto by sending you formal letters and sending you my > emails. Not trying! But actually you were invited! > > > > On behalf of ISO/IEC JTC1 SC22 and WG24, I had also cordially invited you > to the 2019 August Seoul ISO/IEC JTC1 SC22 meeting and its subsidiary WG24 > meetings in Seoul by formally sending you my emails. Not trying! But > actually you were invited! > > > > < However, it wasn't just the travel funding for which I couldn't justify > asking my > > < company to expend. It was my *time*, which was far more valuable. > > > > I think, it would be much much better and it would be much appreciated, if > I could hear directly from you what you wrote here as above, in your reply > email to my cordial invitation email, instead of you being silent or you > saying something else in your reply. > > > > < I tried asking Professor Lee for what he thought the business case and > > < the market for the LSB, and he couldn't give me one. > > > > As far as my memory serves me right, I vividly remember that I explained > much and very clearly for the business case and the market both in the face > to face meeting and in my emails to you. > > > > There, I clearly and repeatedly mentioned, Smart city, Smart home and > Smart Society, Smart Car and many other things which are related to the 4 > th Industrial Revolution, Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, etc as the > business case and the market for the LSB. > > > > I am sure that you saying above is not true. > > > > < He pointed me at some ISO web site that talked about how standards were > good > > < for Toilets and the Plumbing industry. > > > > Again, as far as my memory serves me right, I remember that I never > mentioned like what you wrote above. Not true! Not a fact at all! Your > mentioning toilets as above could be a kind of humiliation to me. But, > rather, I would like to believe that you are full of humor, thus you wrote > like above. > > > > I remember that you, as a MIT alumni, and I, as a Ph.D. alumni in > Operating System, Computer System Software and Programming Language of the > Computer Science Dept. and the Edinburgh Parallel Computing Center (EPCC) > of The Edinburgh University, first met in Seoul, Korea by introduction of > Mr. Linus Torvalds. > > > > Mr. Linus Torvalds himself kindly recommended and introduced you to me > there. There, Mr. Linus Torvalds told me that you are a faithful and > reliable expert regarding LSB and you were a key member of the last LF’s > LSB project which produced the existing ISO/IEC LSB standard, the ISO/IEC > 23360: 2006(release year) series, and, at that time, you were at IBM, which > provided financial support to the LF’s LSB project to make the ISO/IEC > standard. So far, I have paid you my best courtesy and my sincerity. I > thought that you loved LF’s LSB or you were a big fan of LF’s LSB. > > > > Yong Woo LEE, Ph.D. > > Professor, University of Seoul > > ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 WG24 Convener > > Chairman, The Korea National Committee for ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22 > > President, The Smart City Consortium > > Chairman, Seoul Grid Center (Cloud/Grid Computing, Super-computing) > > Email: [email protected] >
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