Randy.Dunlap wrote:
I don't know if they are related, but your point seems very valid
to me. IOW, from watching and reading over many years, the recent
(2?) years seems like a "crying" wish to get back to a successful
IETF, back to its hayday (or glory days), instead of what it has
become lately.
"Things aren't what they used to be. What's more they never were."
-- Lee Hayes of the Weavers
I miss the old days...
The discussions about bringing foreign nationals into the United States on
the backs of Norwegians, IPv8 discussions with Stargate...
I miss my trolls, too bad we end up kicking them off the list so we can
discuss useful topics like kicking trolls off the mailing list.
<=== Ducks and covers from the flames coming back
Bill
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