Re: IETF Hackathon at IETF 92, March 21-22, Dallas, TX

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On 2/25/15 8:04 AM, Ted Lemon wrote:
> But the expectation that someone will approach you is kind of absurd.

That's nonsense, Ted.  Nobody's saying "You didn't approach *me*".
What we're saying is that there are questions about where the list
of technologies came from, particularly given that 1) they're for
the most part technologies that have not been adopted as IETF
deliverables, and 2) they appear more aligned with Cisco's efforts
than with anything the IETF is doing.  If Cisco wants to have a
Cisco hackathon coinciding with an IETF meeting, awesome, but
let's not pretend this is an IETF event.

Who's paying for the room, the network, the food, the ... ?

I think an *IETF* hackathon is a great idea.  But between the
extremely late scheduling and the really weird content, this looks
like kind of a mess.  Might have made more sense to wait until
summer, give the thing a better chance of success because of
better planning.

Melinda





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