> Fred Baker wrote: > I would presume that every IETF working group or BOF > list has at least one person on it who is lurking in > the discussion for the purpose of filing a frivolous > lawsuit later. Not sure how we can prevent that. We can't. As long as there is money to make in frivolous lawsuits (I see no end in it) it will happen. Actually, this is not even the biggest issue; as long as someone is good at selling a miracle get-rich-quick scheme, it will happen. Think about it: what's the difference between spam to sell "male enhancements" products, spam to sell how to make money on foreclosures, and spam to sell how to make money on frivolous lawsuits? This is just like fighting spam: the big issue is not if spam actually works or not; the big issue is if people actually believe that hiring the services of spam professionals increases their business or not. Do you need help filling your oil spill claim against BP? :-D This one really works good lately. I bet you soon enough there is going to be a "kit" to help you grow your small business by preparing the forms to fill claims. Michel. Author of the unwritten book: "How to get rich and famous by trolling IETF mailing lists". A future best-seller, guaranteed. $50 Pre-pays for a first-run printed copy. $400 You get to read the draft before it's published. $5000 I don't publish it you get the only copy. :P _______________________________________________ Ietf mailing list Ietf@xxxxxxxx https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf