On Wed, Mar 4, 2020 at 1:32 AM Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Part of the challenge is that there is effectively nobody (except Brian > Carpenter!) living in the 8 hours/timezones between China and San Francisco, eeeeexcuse me.....;) > so "night" almost always winds up in the pacific. So, if we could just move > a couple of extra million people (including a thousand IETFs) to New Zealand... > Or Google's Syndey office. It's a bit late, summer is almost over... > So we need a variation of the doodle poll, where we simply ask what your time > zone is. It's entirely possible to reach a rough consensus on a timeslot for a single meeting, so everyone will be equally unhappy. However I'm not sure how this approach would work for multiple working groups, when a chair of one WG is an active participant/presenter in another. We can solve this problem with computers indeed but it does not look easy. > Maybe we could actually just pull that out of mailing list > headers. Hmm. There is some bias there, but it might be a good bias (post > more, and you'll get it at a better time?), There are some security considerations... ;) -- SY, Jen Linkova aka Furry
