I have attended exactly 70 out of 77 IETF meetings. Assuming the
perfect coefficient to be 1 (77/77) mine is 70 / 77 = 0.909090909
(is that really recurring ???) And having mostly been good about
volunteering, the system has picked me twice in 24 years, keeping
in mind that we did not have nomcoms etc in the early days and
that we used to all fit in one room.
Ole
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On Tue, 11 May 2010, Eliot Lear wrote:
Although I disagree with Don's position overall because I do believe we need
to be more inclusive as a matter of principle, I may agree with him on this
one point, because for the MANY years or so that I was eligible for the
NOMCOM, the random process never chose me. And chose a bunch of people
multiple times. How many times did it pick Ole? Man...
Which by the way leaves me feeling disenfranchised. I've written numerous
RFCs, chaired two working groups, one research group, and yet have had little
say as to our leadership. I think that's wrong.
Eliot
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