Sandy,

        I offer (well LACNIC) a room and all the facilities required for the 
second week of May (LACNIC XVII) or the last week of October in 2012 (LACNIC 
XVII - LACNOG 2012). The meeting in May is in Quito Ecuador and the one in 
October is in Montevideo.

        Just let me know and I would do the arrangements.

Regards,
as

On 22 Mar 2012, at 13:07, Murphy, Sandra wrote:

> As the last few day's email explosion has shown, this is a complex topic, 
> covering routing, security, operations, governance, policy, etc.  
> 
> The complexities mean more energy and time for debate is needed than is 
> possible in IETF meetings.  Progress so far in the working group has been 
> aided by intense lengthy discussions in-between the IETF meetings.  Those 
> involved in the discussions were wg members, including half-a-dozen draft 
> authors and individuals from IETF, ops, vendor, academic, research, etc.  
> 
> But the ADs were concerned about the effect on the open IETF process.
> 
> To continue the energy and continue to promote progress, several options were 
> considered.  The ADs' eventual decision was that organizing frequent open 
> interim meetings would be best, so that the entire wg could participate as 
> they wished.
> 
> Interim meetings would be face-face meetings co-located with venues of 
> communities of interest to this work (ie nanog, ripe, arin, etc.) when 
> facilities are volunteered, or virtual meetings when volunteer hosts can not 
> be found.
> 
> The idea is to meet to discuss thorny topics at length.  Agendas announced 
> ahead of time, remote participation always available, minutes reported to the 
> wg, proceedings published.  When webex is used, recordings will be taken.
> 
> This should function like regular IETF sidr meetings (but more often and with 
> more remote participation).
> 
> Here is a suggested semi-schedule for the next several months.
> 
> 30 April (chosen so as not to conflict with RIPE or ARIN in the preceding 
> weeks)  (Likely important topic - the government oversight concerns at RIPE 
> and mitigating possibilities, impacts of the ARIN and RIPE meeting)
> 
> 6 Jun, co-located with NANOG (that is the Wed after NANOG ends - there are 
> indications that nanog may be able to lend a room after noon.)
> 
> the last part of June: 25 Jun - 3 July
> 
> at one end or the other of the IETF (sort of like iegp meets at IETFs) in July
> 
> (not likely people will want to try to meet in August)
> 
> Then further out: mid-Sep, mid-October (maybe NANOG/ARIN, as a community of 
> interest), IETF in November.
> 
> Interim meetings are not supported by the secretariat, so for face-face 
> meetings we have to rely on volunteer organizations or hosts.  That will mean 
> that some meetings will have no hosts (virtual) or will have hosts but be 
> space bounded (limited face-face).  Remote participation will always be 
> available.
> 
> Comments?
> 
> --Sandy, speaking as wg co-chair
> 
> 
> (I begin traveling in a few hours, so replies to responses will be delayed)
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