I don't know why you think moving the meeting to June will make more
facilities available in Europe. July-August is the traditional
vacation season and hence "off season" for conferences. The extreme
example might be IETF in Paris which one could argue suffered slightly
from the fact that Paris was basically "closed for vacation" at that
time, but I am sure it made it easier to get the convention center
and hotel and probably cheaper too. And the "closed" condition didn't
seem to cause anyone to starve etc.
Ole
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On Mon, 25 May 2009, Iljitsch van Beijnum wrote:
On 25 mei 2009, at 16:56, Harald Tveit Alvestrand wrote:
spoon-feeding:
by figuring out when the IETF meeting is and placing its own meeting at least
1, preferably at least 2, weeks away.
Right, because I obviously asked about the difference in possibilities between
july and june because I wanted to have this particular meeting to be moved
exactly one month such that it overlaps with something that's on the clash
list, rather than use this information in future decision making.
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