Re: Deja Vu

I reject this and believe the IETF should continue to optimize for the
accomplishment of its goals of good Internet Engineering rather than
political correctness.


of course.  but part of good Internet Engineering is developing protocols
that meet the diverse needs of the entire Internet community, not just 
the needs of those who have a strong presence in North America.

Keith

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