Someone else wrote:
>>> If a speaker withholds useful input because he/she perceives it would be
>>> impolite, or taken as impolite, that impedes IETF's goals.
>>> If people suppress useful input because they perceive it as impolite,
>>> that also impedes IETF's goals.
>>
>>> If an audience discredits useful input because he/she perceives it as
>>> impolite, that also impedes IETF's goals.
>>> Have you seen evidence of that happening? I haven't.
Keith Moore <moore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yes, I've seen numerous examples of each of the above.
I claim it happens every time we sit through 47 slides of 9pt text crammed
into a 5 minute slot. The chair failed to communicate with the presenter,
often because they were being too polite.
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Michael Richardson <mcr+IETF@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, Sandelman Software Works
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