John,
I can back most of your statement and the things you do but that below
is just absolutely absurd.
The RFID badge thing originated in the HOST not in IASA. It is
entirely within normal facilities arrangement and negotiation to use
pre-existing badge arrangements, particularly where there is
--On Monday, September 14, 2009 10:06 -0400 Donald Eastlake
d3e...@gmail.com wrote:
John,
I can back most of your statement and the things you do but
that below is just absolutely absurd.
The RFID badge thing originated in the HOST not in IASA. It
is entirely within normal facilities
--On Sunday, September 13, 2009 22:00 -0700 Ole Jacobsen
o...@cisco.com wrote:
John,
With all due respect: The WIDE folks, host of IETF 76, have
offered to showcase a technology that is being used
increasingly for all kinds of things including public
transportation system, door
John,
You said:
But when, after the announcement, when the community expresses
considerable concerns, I expect the IASA (and, as appropriate
the sponsor) to engage directly on the questions and to treat
the decisions as a policy matter in which the community has to
be involved.
At the risk of
Ole,
I'd like to encourage you and your IAOC/Trustee colleagues to
think about this in a slightly different light, consistent with
other concerns I've expressed recently.
Without taking any position about the idea itself, some
significant fraction of the community seems to believe that this
type
John,
With all due respect: The WIDE folks, host of IETF 76, have offered to
showcase a technology that is being used increasingly for all kinds of
things including public transportation system, door entry, and various
other interesting applications. We've labelled this as an experiment
and
