>
> Individuals from governments, industry policy makers, and civil
> society experts are welcome to participate in all IETF community
> activities, at draft conception, working group formation or
> assignment, working group adoption, working group development, IETF
> last call, and then errata/updates to that work. All that is required
> is an email account.
+1
But governments think they should get privileged access and veto power.
Keith
Which they should not have of course!
ISOC has invited to participate in IETF fellows from governments. I think that has been very useful and should be continued.
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