Hi.
For obvious reasons, there is some renewed/increased interest in use of
remote hubs for IETF meetings. Although there has been quite a bit of
activity with hubs in recent years, I believe the expectations and
requirements for them have been kept informal (and possibly
idiosyncratic, with each hub doing whatever locals prefer.)
If we believe we are going to be relying on the use of remote hubs more,
we should try to clarify what services they need to provide and how
their operation should be incorporated into the conduct of face-to-face
IETF meetings.
By way of example...
Should they support multiple, parallel sessions, so that different
groups of hub participants can 'attend' different, parallel sessions?
Should the interaction between hub participants and participants at
the 'main' venue be subject to particular procedures/style?
Thoughts?
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
bbiw.net
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