Keith Moore wrote: > > > We *should* worry about people who come to the IETF once and never come > > back - because they probably came to the wrong meeting, and went home > > unhappy. > > interesting idea. > > so assuming that a lot of folks come to the IETF expecting something > different than it is, and going home disappointed, what can we do to > make future prospective attendees more aware of what they're getting into? Hard to say, but the newcomer's briefing and the Tao of the IETF are both on the web site. Maybe we need some text on the registration page pointing to those and suggesting strongly that people should read them before typing in their credit card number. Brian
- Re: Bottom feeders John Day
- Re: Bottom feeders Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Bottom feeders Keith Moore
- Re: Bottom feeders Jeffrey Altman
- Re: Bottom feeders Jeffrey Altman
- Re: Bottom feeders Michael W. Condry
- Re: Bottom feeders Keith Moore
- Re: Bottom feeders Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Bottom feeders Keith Moore
- Re: Bottom feeders Denis Mcmahon
- Re: Bottom feeders Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Bottom feeders Valdis . Kletnieks
- Re: Bottom feeders Paul Hoffman / IMC
- Re: Bottom feeders Keith Moore
- Re: Bottom feeders V Guruprasad
- Re: Bottom feeders David W. Morris
- Re: Bottom feeders Bill Manning
- Re: Bottom feeders Keith Moore
- Re: Bottom feeders Ken Hornstein
- Re: Bottom feeders John Stracke
- Re: Bottom feeders V Guruprasad