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Re: [Ietf-hub-boston] Future meeting schedule

Dave Lawrence <tale@dd.org> Mon, 04 November 2019 19:05 UTC

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Kyle Rose writes:
> Lest this go off the rails, let me be clear: by "talking about the
> IETF leadership" I don't mean we spent the time gossiping about 
> individuals. 

Well that's good.  I hadn't figured it was that way, though I can see
how some might have taken the "eye-opening" remark in that vein.

> It was more about how the very structure of the leadership (for
> instance, the modern relationship of the IESG to the IAB) influences
> decision-making, outcomes, and even (in my interpretation at least)
> the Overton window of publicly-acceptable viewpoints.

I'm still really interested in this.

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