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Re: The Next Generation

Masataka Ohta <mohta@necom830.hpcl.titech.ac.jp> Wed, 04 September 2019 06:29 UTC

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Keith Moore wrote:

> I'm curious.   Are y'all also looking at experienced people whom IETF
> has driven away, and why that happens?

I attended an IEEE802 wireless interim meeting to find several
senior people once active in IETF.

Though I don't know why they leave, I felt major difference
is people there understand, partly because of narrow scope on
L2/L1 only, all the relevant technologies well. Though they
decide by vote, their decisions tends to rely not on political
debates and compromises but on technical discussions often
supported by performance comparison measured by simulations
and experiments.

That is, people there are real professionals.

						Masataka Ohta

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