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Re: Concerns about Singapore

<chopps@chopps.org> Sun, 10 April 2016 13:38 UTC

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To: Randy Bush <randy@psg.com>
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Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> writes:

>> Calling the Beijing meeting network open isn't really correct - we had
>> a reverse VPN to the Internet as it exists outside of the PRC.
>
> false.  and i was the noc guy working it.

I'm curious how it was different. I was certainly was under the
impression that IETF was treated differently than the general populous,
making some/most people OK with the meeting being held there.

Thanks,
Chris.

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