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Re: Registration details for IETF 108

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Sat, 06 June 2020 04:41 UTC

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> Doesn't fix time zones though

let me see if i can push you just a little bit out of the box.  a
small step.

there are two time slots in the day which work for what i call three
continent calls, apac, emea/africa, noam/alyc.  each day a different
wg meets in one of those two slots of *their* choice.  thus the ietf
'meeting' is smeared over three months.

rough example.  not adjusted for 'summer' time and other details

    UTC 22:00
    CET 23:00
    JST 07:00+1
    PST 14:00
    EST 17:00

    UTC 14:00
    CET 15:00
    JST 23:00
    PST 06:00
    EST 09:00

> which is why primacy of email remains essential IMNSHO.

email is good

randy

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