Re: [93attendees] Meeting schedule

["Howard, Lee" <[e-mail]>]

I haven¹t gone back to look at all previous meeting schedules, but I
looked at the most recent one:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/92/agenda.html

WG meetings ended at 1830 or 1840 daily. Plenaries started late, as
with Social, Bits-n-Bites, but at least the latter two provided food.

So is it the case that daytime plenaries tacked on an hour to the
schedule? That effort failed, because after just one day of meetings, I¹m
going to miss the tech plenary, because I need a nap after my breakfast
meeting.

Lee


On 7/21/15, 12:16 AM, "93attendees on behalf of Randall Gellens"
<[e-mail] on behalf of [e-mail]> wrote:

>The meeting schedule, in my view, runs too late in the evening.
>Tonight's session ended at 7:50 PM, meaning it was 8:15 before one
>could even start trying to go to dinner.  This means it's 9:00 before
>one is able to eat, which in my view, is far too late.  I know people
>hated the old-old schedule that went until 10, but at least that had
>a dinner break at a 6:00, a reasonable hour; if we absolutely must go
>late, that was a better way to do it.  The schedule this time forces
>people to either try to sleep on a full stomach (which I can't do),
>skip dinner, or stay up way late and be sleep-deprived, fueled by
>caffeine and adrenaline (which I think makes for very bad meetings
>and bad technical work).
>
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