Fred Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't know if you are aware of it, but there is a very simple
> algorithm for determining what the "conference hotel" will be for any
> given meeting. Ask what city it is in, and find out what the largest
> hotel is.
>
>
> We are already going to the largest places we can find short of going to
> conference centers; in some cases, we are already using conference
> centers. I have asked the Secretariat to advise me, quantitatively, of
> the implications of making that leap. I can tell you up front that it
> has implications for either the meeting fee or the corporate
> sponsorship.
>
IMO that is becoming obvious and although some people will hate the idea,
I think the latter option is probably the only realistic one. We still
need to make it reasonably easy enough for anyone to attend. Therefore we
can't afford to blowout the cost of coming to an IETF so that only those
individuals working for companies with deep enough pockets can attend.
Cheers,
--
John Collis
IndraNet Technologies Ltd.
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
