Carsten Bormann <cabo(_at_)tzi(_dot_)org> writes:
On Apr 02 2005, at 15:35 Uhr, Sam Hartman wrote:
Similarly the
rest of the world would like to show that we should have the meetings
closer to them.
You are making an assumption about the motives of the people that
point out the continuing decline of suitability of the US as a meeting
place for an international organisation.
This assumption may suggest itself, but it certainly does not apply to
all of those making the argument.
Maybe not, but I doubt it's coincidence that the people who are
most enthusiastic about Europe are European and that the people who
seem most enthusiastic about Asia are Asian.
(I'm not arguing for an all-out change of IETF policy tomorrow, but
this little misunderstanding needs to be set straight.
I'm not sure what you think the misunderstanding is. That people
are often self-interested and prefer to minimize travel time?
I doubt that's a misunderstanding at all.
-Ekr
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