Geoff Huston: > 1. In Section 2.3 the text relating to "anyone who is officially > representing the IETF, in any capacity" does not qualify the circumstances > as to when such problematic antitrust behavior is proscribed. I also stumbled on this sentence, but because of "officially representing". What does it mean to be "officially representing the IETF"? I don't see it described or incorporated by reference. The three other occurrences of "represent" deal with the relationship of participants to their employers. "Official" appears one other time as part of a title in the BCP9 reference, for a document that seems unlikely to provide useful guidance on the question. The "in any capacity" does seem to broaden things quite a lot, but I still get hung up on the first two words. Maybe it's a term of art in the antitrust world, of which I am merely ignorant? It would benefit from a few more words of explanation. -- last-call mailing list -- last-call@xxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to last-call-leave@xxxxxxxx
