Re: [68ATTENDEES] Travel Fairness Doctrine

Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca> Tue, 27 March 2007 20:01 UTC

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From: Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ottawa.on.ca>
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Subject: Re: [68ATTENDEES] Travel Fairness Doctrine
In-Reply-To: Message from Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com> of "Mon, 26 Mar 2007 07:50:08 +0200." <BA477D52-B39E-4F11-AD3E-7EC57CEAC11B@cisco.com>
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>>>>> "Fred" == Fred Baker <fred@cisco.com> writes:
    Fred> Shanghai this year), but  that didn't work out, and Vancouver
    Fred> was a fall-back option. Frankly,  given the kinds of comments
    Fred> IETFers make when (as in Vienna) we are  scattered across the
    Fred> town, he tries really hard to put IETF meetings  under one or
    Fred> at most a few roofs. It is easier to place meetings in 

  I was in Vienna, and I will re-interate that this was a problem. 
  It would not have been as bad, had the conference space had 3-4
bars/lounges/restaurants that were available until midnight.
  I.e. I don't really need to have my room next door, as long as I can 
"run into" people in the bar/lounge reasonably frequently.
  (Having my bed next door, means that I can run into people at 3 in the
morning, when my time zone hasn't adjusted yet...)

    Fred> in Europe. We'll see what the IAD can  actually work out, but
    Fred> I expect IETF 72 is likely to be in Eastern  Asia, and 2009
    Fred> might not find us in North 
    Fred> America at all.

  Cool with me!
  I appreciate knowing the continent. It helps me a lot with budget planning. 

  I want to say that when looking at cities, I for one, I am very happy
with changing from air to train. 
  I.e. I'd fly to Frankfurt or Amsterdam and take the train to, for
       instance, Dortmund, Hannover, Metz, Nancy, Lyon, ....

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