Re: Sergeant at arms: please deal with [e-mail]

[Abdussalam Baryun <[e-mail]>]

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As I noticed that f2f meetings should present their name before talking so
it is good no anonymous talks. I think there is a hidden problem in
anonymous posting, how can I network with someone I cannot trust because
he/she does not trust participants by sharing identity. I post with a
known name but get some participants discredits me with that name (a reason
why some people hide real names), so they taking things to personal or
trying to make poster become change to anonymous or become with no trust of
the IETF system.

All should respect others, so we can work together with more trust. I am
against IETF allowing workers becoming anonymous because no one will trust
it or even follow it. I started to be afraid that most IETF management or
participants or authors may have registered without their real name.

An anonymous poster should go through a process with a known participant to
proof that he/she is not attacking the system. That participant may sponsor
the anonymous poster to enable the continue of anonymous remote
participation.

AB