Re: [vmeet] regional mailing lists

Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ca> Thu, 17 March 2016 16:49 UTC

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Alia Atlas <akatlas@gmail.com> wrote:
    > To assist in growing community in different locations and supporting
    > the creation of remote hubs, I've approved a couple requests for
    > mailing lists.
    > ietf-hub-boston and
    > ietf-hub-bangalore

How wide should these lists be?
You have two large cities there... I wonder if "boston" should be considered
"new-england" (Maine,Vermont,NH,RI..)?

In my neck of the woods, I suggest we might want something like:
      ietf-hub-eastern-canada

(which actually does not really include New Brunswick,NS,PEI or NFLD,
which are considered "Atlantic Canada"...)

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