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Lee Howard <lee@asgard.org> Thu, 21 February 2019 20:36 UTC

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From: Lee Howard <lee@asgard.org>
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The other day, I had some harsh words for Ole. I apologize.

I have strong opinions on parts of this thread, and have not felt 
"heard," which is no excuse for my message to the list. I agree with Bob 
that I was unreasonable in my interpretation of Ole's position, and my 
email was unfair.

I respect Ole, and appreciate the depth of his knowledge and the 
significant contribution he makes and has made to this working group. I 
also like him, and have enjoyed discussion and collaboration with him. 
In this case, I let my frustration that we seemed not to be developing 
consensus color my response to him.

I'm sorry for degrading the conversation with that message. I will stay 
focused on the technical topics, and try to find ways to understand and 
be understood. If I have concerns about leadership in any part of the 
IETF in the future, I will raise those concerns privately. I'm sorry, 
Ole, for being a jerk to you.

Sincerely,

Lee Howard

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