Re: [79all] IETF Badge

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Sam,

> I will take this as explanation for why you did not push back on the host (or
> hotel) earlier, rather than as an attempt to start a conversation about the
> reasonableness of such a change in general.

My personal opinion on this: the requirement is that the meeting facilities
(rooms, terminals, food, reception, etc) are accessible to the people who have
registered and paid for them, and not accessible to people who have not
registered.  That requirement has been around forever.

The implementation of this requirement is best left to the local organizers,
they know the location, local habits, costs to enforce this, etc.  As far as
I can see, the requirement has been implemented here, so I'm happy.


Henk


ps. And this evening a newbie told me that he found it very handy that
everybody was wearing a badge, as it allowed him to get the names of
everybody he spoke to.

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