Re: [Manycouches] many-fine-dinners --- a view on how to organize virtual meetings

Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> Fri, 20 November 2020 04:26 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Manycouches] many-fine-dinners --- a view on how to organize virtual meetings
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    ce> I think virtual interims are underutilized. Perhaps the formality of scheduling them is the culprit?

I was initially under the impression that is required AD permission.
That's true for PHYSICAL interims, but for virtual interims, you just push a button.
A number of WGs that I participate in use them: CORE, COSE, CBOR, RATS, ASDF,
ACE, DRIP, ADD.
The CELLAR WG which is co-chaired by Spencer and I, only meets via virtual interims.

There are design team meetings for ANIMA and RATS which are announced to the
list, and attendance is open.  They do not employ slides or speaking queues,
but focus on github issue processing either with a shared web browser tabs or
a shared view of an editor.

There are definitely WGs that could use more virtual interims.
I feel as if some WG chairs are waiting for their corporate or IETF IT department to
come to their desk and setup things for them.

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