[OAUTH-WG] How to participate in OAuth2 IETF meetings

Sergey Beryozkin <sberyozkin@gmail.com> Thu, 11 August 2016 22:35 UTC

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Subject: [OAUTH-WG] How to participate in OAuth2 IETF meetings
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Hi All

Who can participate in OAuth2 IETF meetings/workshops ?
I've checked the meeting archives, apparently the 'Newcomers' can be 
there but how formal the process is and how OAuth2-'qualified' the 
newcomers should be ?

I'm interested in talking to other OAuth2 implementers f2f and myself 
and my other colleagues might also provide some input to the 
standardization effort.

Are the rules for OIDC & JOSE workshops different (I can ask on specific 
lists for more details if yes)

We might be able to join sometimes depending on the locality, times, and 
other constraints.



Cheers, Sergey