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Re: Meeting rotation (was Hotel situation)

Jari Arkko <jari.arkko@piuha.net> Sat, 19 December 2015 19:17 UTC

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I think that is a very good model, thank you Fred. Although I
too have some of the questions that Andrew had about
predictability of the future far out. My personal opinion
is that IETF-wide meeting continue to be a component
of the overall system for various reasons even with any
further arrangements that we might develop for cross-area
and other things. But their nature and size will most likely
change in 10 years :-)

Jari

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