Hi, Two IPR-motivated things inline: On 5/10/17, 11:04, "ietf on behalf of Michael Richardson" <ietf-bounces@xxxxxxxx on behalf of mcr+ietf@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >IETF Chair <chair@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Title > > First / Given Name* > > Last / Family Name* > > Company / Organization > > ISO 3166 Country of Residence* > > Email* > > Gender > > Have you attended an IETF meeting in person before? > > Have you attended an IETF meeting remotely before? > > > Upon registering, participants would be issued a registration ID, just > > as they are today. > >Are we validating the email address in some way? >If we are not, I don't see the point of the *-required in any of those places. I’m in favor of validating the address, for example by sending some form of credential to it; without the credential, only listening/reading access is granted. Doesn’t have to be bullet-proof, but using example@xxxxxxxxxxx shouldn’t work. This is obviously in order to obtain one semi-traceable record of the participant. > > > Remote participation registration data would be stored and secured by > > AMS and MeetEcho just as it is currently today. As is the case now, no > > registration or login would be required to access MeetEcho recordings, > > audio recordings, YouTube videos, or jabber rooms. And no changes are > > being proposed as to the handling of virtual blue sheets. > >I suggest: > 1) Add me to the attendeeXX list. > > 2) I think we have another list which is more announce and less discuss, > but I can't recall it, they should be added to it as well. > > 3) It would be nice if they they could be asked at registration time which > WG they will attend (no commitment!), and if this information could be > relayed to WG chairs. > > 4) ask them if we can collect anonymized performance data and > site/path/latency/jitter information. And 5) click-through of the Note Well (unless that’s done in some other phase of the remote participation, like when signing-in to meetecho). Again for--I hope obvious--IPR related reasons. Stephan [...] > > > >