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Re: [77attendees] Single Company Meetings (Re: Ad hoc meetingsin real meeting rooms)

Scott Brim <Scott.Brim@gmail.com> Wed, 31 March 2010 02:46 UTC

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Excerpts from YAO Jiankang on Wed, Mar 31, 2010 10:44:58AM +0800:
> > If the IETF is selling green dots, why not sublease rooms to
> > companies. Perhaps even make some $$ out of it :)
> 
> that will transform ietf into a profit organization.

Only if it tries to make a profit by doing so.

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