Eric,
Looking at this from the high-level perspective...
Though I became the responsible AD for PPVPN just recently, I was
exposed to certain aspects of interaction between ADs are PPVPN WG
chairs. There was clearly a communication problem there. I believe
it's been solved and we are in
i read about that before: draft-001-jabberanal-proposal-001.txt
Tomson Eric (Yahoo.fr) wrote:
Hey, ShogunX, is that part of your anatomy on
http://sleekfreak.ath.cx:81/images/data.jpg?
:))
Bob Is the exception that proves the rule.
ole
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Eric> Not sure what you mean, it always takes time to produce a document,
Eric> even if the document is just a "rock fetch".
Harald> sorry; "rock fetch" is beyond my scope of American idiom.
"Rock fetch": when the "boss" sends the workers out on useless but
time-consuming tasks.
If this is your 50th IETF, I find it difficult to believe that you
haven't seen Bob Moskowitz more than five times
Clint (JOATMON) Chaplin
>>> "Ole J. Jacobsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/5/03 03:08:33 >>>
Rohit,
The IETF prides itself on formality. You should be prepared to wear
only
the finest
Scott,
SWB> This is wayyy too abstract and theoretical.
Unfortunately, it was intentional.
I was sufficiently surprised that anyone would blame the working group
for failing to overcome inappropriate barriers, imposed by management
that I fell into academic mode, to try to moderate the reactio
Richard Perlman wrote:
On 7/5/03 3:08 AM, "Ole J. Jacobsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Casual and comfortable" is a phrase that describes us well. We favor the
practical over the formal.
Don't believe a word Ole says. I have seen him at many of his 50 IETF
meetings and most of the time his T-
