Personally, I don't understand why we would have a different
reimbursement policy for IAOC members than for IESG and IAB members.
just being willing to pay travel expenses might make it possible for
someone to be able to do the IAOC job (since I think it can be done
in non-day-job time) -
Sam,
most probably (I would guess) you have a bridge with a US phone number
(both toll and toll-free). However, people from outside US have to pay
for the long distance fee to call those numbers. However, maybe that
particular information was a little bit too specific...
Cheers,
Jonne.
On Fri,
Scott,
On Fri, 2004-12-31 at 15:18, ext Scott Bradner wrote:
Personally, I don't understand why we would have a different
reimbursement policy for IAOC members than for IESG and IAB members.
just being willing to pay travel expenses might make it possible for
someone to be able to do
just being willing to pay travel expenses might make it possible for
someone to be able to do the IAOC job (since I think it can be done
in non-day-job time) - that is not the case for IAB or IESG members
To be honest, I don't quite follow this logic. What would be the major
difference
--On Thursday, 30 December, 2004 11:21 -0800 EKR ekr@rtfm.com
wrote:
Soininen Jonne (Nokia-NET/Helsinki)
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I admit that I maybe have too much a view point of someone
working for a relatively large company. I try to approach
this from a position where the IAOC itself
It's a start at balancing out all the Minneapolis-in-winter meetings
we have had.
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However, people from outside US have to pay
for the long distance fee to call those numbers.
the services that teh IESG used when I was an AD called out to non-US
folk (or to folk that were in those %%(*$%$ hotels that charge
per minute for toll free calls longer than some time)
Scott
It's a start at balancing out all the Minneapolis-in-winter meetings we
have had.
the part of mrose's little black book that made me laugh out loud was the
description of MFLD (Many Fine Lunches and Dinners). minneapolis has a
good airport, good transport from the airport to the venue, and a
Paul Hoffman / VPNC mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] supposedly
scribbled:
It's a start at balancing out all the Minneapolis-in-winter
meetings
we have had.
Interesting. I would have thought that to balance unpleasant, one
would choose pleasant (or at least tolerable), but not hideous
or deadly.
Paul Vixie supposedly scribbled:
It's a start at balancing out all the Minneapolis-in-winter
meetings
we have had.
the part of mrose's little black book that made me laugh out
loud
was the description of MFLD (Many Fine Lunches and Dinners).
minneapolis has a good airport, good transport
this must be a long holiday weekend or something.
The hotel absolutely sucks, thanks, so much so that I, for one, have
sworn _never_ to stay there again.
and we will all, of course, miss you very much.
Your concern over the travel budgets of others is touching (if a
little creepy).
let 'em
Paul Vixie supposedly scribbled:
this must be a long holiday weekend or something.
Apparently only in the rest of the world.
The hotel absolutely sucks, thanks, so much so that I, for one,
have
sworn _never_ to stay there again.
and we will all, of course, miss you very much.
Don't
On Fri, 2004-12-31 at 12:39, Glen Zorn (gwz) wrote:
let's keep going to minneapolis for as long as they'll tolerate
us,
and let's try to find summertime destinations that are equally
appalling to the MFLD community. paris, in that regard, should be
OFF the table.
Don't worry, O
Uh - how is Paris going to be physically dangerous. Are there
terrorists planning on blowing up a tower, I really don't think a few
warm days count as physically dangerous to most of the crowd I see at
IETF meetings...
Not to sound alarmist or anything, but there is actually quite a history
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004, Christian Huitema wrote:
Uh - how is Paris going to be physically dangerous. Are there
terrorists planning on blowing up a tower, I really don't think a few
warm days count as physically dangerous to most of the crowd I see at
IETF meetings...
Not to sound alarmist or
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