Re: [77attendees] Ad hoc meetings (Was: Re: Bar BoF: ip traceback)

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Tue, 30 March 2010 19:04 UTC

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at nanog and other ops meetings, but especially nanog, we try to have a
bunch of break-out spaces which are open all day, have net and chairs,
...

the goal is to foster and facillitate people getting together and
talking, working, arguing, conspiring, etc. and not going on some kind
of control trip about where and how they may talk, lest they promulgate
bad ideas.

randy, whose rantings you can write off to jet lag

--

ps: and nanog does not have a terminal room.  when is the last time you
saw a terminal anyway?  at ietf it looks like a work-place that could be
done in a a manner less like a cable/table dungeon.  e.g. one break-out
could have a printer.